Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |     a cursory glance at them shows how enormous was his range
 2     Int       |   knowledge is uncertain. He shows us (Bk. V, Ch. X, 19) that
 3     Int, 1    |   remember how the narration shows that I was given as a gift
 4       1, X    |      more in my eyes for the shows and sports of my elders.
 5       1, X    |    Yet those who put on such shows are held in such high repute
 6       1, X    |      to be able to give such shows. Look down on these things
 7       1, XVIII|  imitate what I saw in these shows? I pilfered from my parents’
 8       3, VIII |   spectators of gladiatorial shows or the people who deride
 9       6, VIII | passion for the gladiatorial shows. For, although he had been
10       6, VIII |    those cruel and murderous shows. He protested to them: “
11       6, VIII |     or lend my eyes to these shows. Thus I will be absent while
12      10       |     the mode of creation and shows that it was de nihilo and
13      10       |    of the world and time and shows that time and creation are