Book, Paragraph

1  II,  18|   furniture which family life requires.These are not the gifts
2 III,   2|      in Him we serve all that requires our service; in Him we worship
3 III,  43|         43. For if this deity requires a black, that a white skin;
4   V,  25| remember what the body always requires. Baubo, on the other hand,
5 VII,   1|    the course of our argument requires that we should next speak
6 VII,  21|      which the subject rather requires, what relation Jupiter has
7 VII,  45|      a moment where something requires his presence, but, just
8 VII,  50|       but a kind helper never requires to be asked, always offering
9 VII,  51|      these things, at another requires those, abandons and despises