Chapter

 1 1 |         that through fear of the deity, men may be kept from wrong-doing.
 2 1 | righteously disposed towards the Deity and towards your government--
 3 4 |      wide interval (for that the Deity is uncreated and eternal,
 4 6 |        of God, they multiply the Deity in name, yet in reality
 5 7 |      therefore, the unity of the Deity is confessed by almost all,
 6 7 |       they please concerning the Deity, but that against us a law
 7 20|     since it is evident that the Deity must differ from the things
 8 22|        these is abiding; but the Deity is immortal, and immoveable,
 9 22|          he turns about: but the Deity neither changes nor shifts
10 25|           Whether 'tis chance or deity that rules~The small affairs
11 28|          the true worship of the Deity, partly from gratitude for
12 29|         children dear"--~for the Deity is in want of nought, and