Book, Chapter

 1       1, XIII|   Carthage, the unlearned will reply that they do not know and
 2       5, XIV |        having believed that no reply could be given to those
 3       6, VI  |      merry or anxious, I would reply, “Merry.” Again, if I had
 4       7, V   |   truth, had nothing at all to reply but the drawling and drowsy
 5       7, X   |      conflicting wills?” But I reply that both impulses are bad -
 6       8, XI  |      do not well remember what reply I made to her about this.
 7       8, XIII|        fraud. For she will not reply that she owes nothing, lest
 8       9, VI  | observation of them, and their reply came from their beauty of
 9       9, VI  |        of these created things reply to their questioners unless
10       9, XXI |    soldiers, one of them might reply that he would, and the other
11      11, XV  |      to God.”~“It is so,” they reply. “What, then, about those
12      11, XVII|        these terms mean?”~They reply, “That man [Moses] meant
13      11, XXV |    ought to respond calmly and reply as I have already done,
14      12, XXIV|    earth, nor the sea? I might reply, O our God, that thou in
15      12, XXIV|        thy own image - I might reply that thou didst will to
16      12, XXIX|       these things, thou didst reply to me, for thou art my God,