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2001 II, 10 |          earth was without form, and void, and darkness was upon the
2002 II, 27 |           disobedience, this God now vouchsafes to him as a gift through
2003 III, 3 |             which also they say that Vulcan, a lame blacksmith, did
2004 III, 7 |             we must look beyond, and wait the end,~That consummation
2005 III, 3 |             lame blacksmith, did the waiting; and how Jove not only married
2006 III, 7 |             deserve.~If no promotion waits on faithful men,~Say what
2007 II, 37 |             with you if you sleep or wake;~And if abroad your way
2008 II, 8  |           But sometimes some of them wakened up in soul, and, that they
2009 II, 21 |            the voice of the LORD God walking in the garden in the cool
2010  I, 9  |              mutilated, or of Adonis wandering in the wood, and wounded
2011 II, 36 |         foolish men?~Cease your vain wanderings in the black, dark night;~
2012 II, 10 |             being His own place, and wanting nothing, and existing before
2013 II, 8  |              of Jove.~Benevolent, he warns mankind to good,~Urges to
2014  I, 10 |           and river-fishes; and even wash-pots and disgraceful noises?
2015 II, 37 |           you take,~Its still, stern watch you cannot break.~"'Twill
2016 II, 5  |              the boundless sea whose wave~Unwearied sinks, then rears
2017 II, 3  |       impotent. For either they have waxed old, and on that account
2018 II, 8  |             for he says that virtue~"Waxes or wanes in men as Jove
2019 II, 36 |              heaps of rubbish by the wayside placed.~All these, and many
2020 II, 13 |            human, and mean, and very weak conception, so far as regards
2021 II, 5  |            Riches to some, to others wealth, or fame;~How they have
2022 II, 19 |           God, that man might not be wearied by tilling it. But that
2023 II, 35 |            hungereth not, neither is weary, and there is no searching
2024 II, 5  |          That I in numbers sweet and well-arrayed,~Of the immortal gods may
2025  I, 14 |            by patient continuance in well-doing seek immortality, He will
2026 II, 37 |     wickedness, they themselves have well-nigh predicted. And concerning
2027  I, 6  |              march of the stars; the well-ordered course of days and nights,
2028  I, 2  |               deformed or beautiful, well-proportioned and symmetrical or disproportioned
2029 II, 14 |          some of them habitable, and well-watered, and fruitful, with havens
2030 II, 14 |             the prophets flowing and welling up sweetness, and compassion,
2031 II, 11 |            so. And God created great whales, and every living creature
2032 II, 20 |            brought them to Adam. And whatsoever Adam called every living
2033  I, 13 |            the use of men? A seed of wheat, for example, or of the
2034        | whenever
2035 II, 21 |          thou hast eaten of the tree whereof I commanded thee that thou
2036 III, 4 |        credit to the prevalent rumor wherewith godless lips falsely accuse
2037 II, 34 |           mass of foolish men serve, whilst they reject the maker and
2038  I, 2  |           whether light or darkness, white or black, deformed or beautiful,
2039  I, 3  |             angry with those who act wickedly, but He is good, and kind,
2040 II, 36 |             the right way, ye wander wide,~And lose yourselves in
2041 II, 5  |       glistening stars that stud the wide-spread heaven.~Whence sprang the
2042 II, 10 |            existing before the ages, willed to make man by whom He might
2043 II, 7  |            from an egg, saying:--~"A windy egg was laid by black-winged
2044 II, 12 |             when mixed with honey or wine, or some other thing, makes
2045 II, 11 |           after their kind and every winged fowl after his kind: and
2046 III, 16|            esteemed to have been the wisest of the Greeks, into what
2047  I, 7  |             to the whole, who, if He withdraw His breath, the whole will
2048 II, 35 |             graven it a lying image? Woe to him that saith to the
2049 II, 36 |             and the ice,~And alI the woes that visit our sad race.~
2050 III, 7 |            man shall afterwards be a wolf, or a dog, or an ass, or
2051 III, 4 |           doctrine is foolishness. I wonder, then, chiefly that you,
2052 II, 6  |             her power arose,~For the wood-nymphs she made the pleasant caves,~
2053 II, 36 |              gods become the prey of worms,~And hosts of creatures
2054 III, 6 |              and that those who were worn with toil might be comforted
2055 III, 4 |           falsely accuse us, who are worshippers of God, and are called Christians,
2056 II, 7  |              tales your writers have woven into their tragedies concerning
2057 II, 14 |     storm-tossed, on which ships are wrecked, and those driven among
2058 III, 9 |          neighbour's. Thou shalt not wrest the judgment of the poor
2059 II, 8  |            in himself nought but his wretchedness."~So, too, Euripides:--~"
2060 II, 29 |             well-pleasing to God, he wrought upon the heart of his brother
2061 II, 37 |          from men unwilling they are wrung."~And Sophocles:--~"If ills
2062 III, 26|              and Thucydides, as also Xenophon, and most other historians,
2063 III, 26|      Lacedaemonians, or the deeds of Xerxes or of Pausanias, who ran
2064 II, 31 |                                      XXXI. THE HISTORY AFTER THE FLOOD.~
2065 II, 32 |                                      XXXII. HOW THE HUMAN RACE WAS
2066 II, 33 |                                      XXXIII. PROFANE HISTORY GIVES NO
2067 II, 34 |                                      XXXIV. THE PROPHETS ENJOINED HOLINESS
2068 II, 35 |                                      XXXV. PRECEPTS FROM THE PROPHETIC
2069 II, 36 |                                      XXXVI. PROPHECIES OF THE SIBYL.~
2070 II, 37 |                                      XXXVII. THE TESTIMONIES OF THE
2071 II, 38 |                                      XXXVIlI. THE TEACHINGS OF THEGREEK
2072 III, 27|         twenty-five years. After him yearly consuls were introduced,
2073 II, 8  |             The soil, deep-furrowed, yellow grain will bear.~What time
2074 III, 4 |            moved by senseless men to yield yourself to empty words,
2075 II, 25 |          guilelessness subjection be yielded to parents. But if it is
2076 II, 5  |             high;~And how was spread yon glittering canopy~Of glistening
2077 II, 3  |              did Jupiter, in days of yore, dwell on Ida, and was known
2078 II, 37 |      Euripides:--~"The deed rejoiced you--suffering endure;~The taken
2079 II, 5  |             could the Muses, who are younger than the world, know these
2080 III, 27|             Romans and corrupted the youth, and made eunuchs of the
2081 III, 12|            like manner also another, Zachariah: "Thus saith the LORD Almighty,
2082 III, 30|            God; but of those who are zealous in the pursuit of virtue
2083 III, 25|        months 10 days; and after him Zedekiah, 11 years. And after these
2084 III, 5 |           opinion of the precepts of Zeno, and Diogenes, and Cleanthes,
2085 II, 7  |              from Poseidon, and from Zeus the Dii and Diogenae.~
2086 II, 30 |            whose names were Adah and Zillah. At that time there was
2087 III, 26|              kings, or of the Greeks Zopyrus and Hippias, or of the wars