Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  64| Tyrants and your kings, who, putting away all fear of the gods,
 2  II,  12|    robbing you of faith, and putting scorn in its place, in order
 3  II,  53|     grant such blessings, by putting away corruption. But this,
 4  II,  67|     you consecrate tables by putting on them salt-cellars and
 5  IV,  13|     you in fogetfulness, and putting away the memory of your
 6  IV,  35|     the wives of others, and putting on the appearance of their
 7  VI,  10|     as dogs do when wearied, putting his tongue out of his gaping
 8  VI,  13|  over again-that Praxiteles, putting forth his utmost skill,
 9 VII,  10|       and assert that we are putting our trust in vain beliefs.
10 VII,  39|     superstitious dread, and putting away partiality, we should