Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  41|     so, allow us too to feel assured for what causes and on what
 2   I,  47|     unbelieving men might he assured that what was professed
 3   I,  64|    men? But even if you were assured that He spoke falsely, that
 4  II,  24|   him. But if you are really assured that the souls of men are
 5  II,  33| souls on yourselves, and are assured that by your own exertions
 6  II,  55|      pernicious. This we are assured of, this we know, on this
 7 III,   4|     whose existence you feel assured, are found nowhere in the
 8 III,  19|     but one thing man can be assured of regarding God's nature,
 9 III,  23|      fancy, not grasped with assured certainty. Portunus gives
10 III,  44|    44. Wherefore, if you are assured that in the lofty palaces
11   V,  10|      made havoc of them, and assured himself that he was able
12  VI,   8|  very things. For if you are assured that the gods exist whom
13  VI,  14|      while you know, and are assured that it is the product of
14  VI,  20|    geese? Rather, if you are assured that the gods are there,
15 VII,  30|       not that which you are assured should be done, inasmuch