Book, Paragraph

 1   I,   3|     annals, and you will be taught by these plagues how often
 2   I,  38| good; who has permitted and taught us to conceive and to understand,
 3   I,  46|   and listened to them; who taught them, reproved and admonished
 4  II,  19|     not fly hither divinely taught, because neither are all
 5  II,  32|    are so, and we have been taught by the greatest teacher
 6  II,  76|     nay, more, we have been taught to esteem and value lightly
 7 III,  12|  for this is supposed to be taught in their writings, and asserted
 8 III,  40|                40. Nigidius taught that the dii Penates were
 9  IV,  13|     heard it inculcated and taught by our teachers, that in
10  IV,  15|  same name, as we have been taught; or if there is one of them,
11  IV,  26|    a holy god, in one night taught the fifty daughters of Thestius
12   V,   1|    when roused, immediately taught the king by what methods
13   V,  19| which there is revealed and taught to the initiated a secret
14   V,  39|    days, or those which are taught secretly by the heathen
15  VI,  16|     open to all should have taught and instructed you that
16 VII,   9|   soothed; since reason has taught us that the gods are not
17 VII,  15|  honour, since we have been taught by the commands which have