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 1 Pre         |         to that peculiar to the poets. This latter consideration
 2   1, 30(21) |        how some of the greatest poets and philosophers taught,
 3   1, 30(21) |  governed all things. Among the poets, Orpheus, Virgil, Ovid, &
 4   1, 42     |       the vain babblings of the poets. Those primitive chiefs
 5   1, 47     |     most defective, and, as the Poets sing, "The human race is
 6   1, 52     |  excellence, as says one of the poets48, (and) according to my
 7   2, 18     |        impious babblings of the poets, in which there were  ./. 
 8   2, 22     |       fictitious stories of the Poets, to the adorning of (this
 9   2, 40     |       Gods, (as) related by the Poets. And, upon this He assures
10   2, 47     |        and hosts,—as one of the Poets says, "Behold the abundance
11   2, 55(105)|     commentaries on most of the Poets, &c. and a hundred books
12   3, 13(16) | philosophy, been deified by the Poets. The fourth contained, Venus,
13   5, 16     |      Legislators, Philosophers, Poets, and Theologians? and, that