Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16|     wicked and unjust deeds. And people affirm that Plato says,
 2    IV, 44|       even a doctor cures sickly people by a similar calculation.
 3     V, 3 |       man, and an outcast of the people; himself is the King of
 4     V, 3 |      Athenians, while initiating people into the Eleusinian rites,
 5     V, 4 | Therefore, he says, when, on the people assembling in the theatres,
 6     V, 21|          and Leda Edem. And when people allege that an eagle went
 7   VII, 20|      thinking that all of us are people of the same stamp, may turn
 8    IX, 4 |         in the following terms: "People do not understand how what
 9    IX, 5 |       information is Hesiod, and people suppose this poet to be
10    IX, 6 |  ceaseless disturbance among the people. And we, becoming aware
11    IX, 8 |        carried conviction to the people, when we affirmed that this
12    IX, 9 |           so as to confuse silly people, thus led to suppose that
13    IX, 19|          food in use among other people. Those that are excommunicated,
14    IX, 25|     gathered together the entire people of the Jews, and having
15     X, 26|          of the antiquity of the people of God is sufficient?~
16     X, 27|        been a disciple of devout people, for which reason he escaped