Book,  Par.

 1     I,  83| distinguished in the provinces, good God! it is a thing which not
 2    II,  61|              champion of Gaul, and a God (for he had assumed this
 3    II,  78|            They have no image of the god nor any temple; the tradition
 4   III,  74|           himself in the arms of the god. Sabinus and Atticus were
 5    IV,  77|          Romans be driven out (which God forbid) what can result
 6    IV,  84|             did by the advice of the God Serapis, whom this nation,
 7    IV,  84|              the counsel of the same God, prayed that the limb might
 8    IV,  85|            that he might consult the God about the interests of his
 9    IV,  86|                   The origin of this God Serapis has not hitherto
10    IV,  86|            the oracle was clear. The God bade them go and carry back
11    IV,  87|              moment the anger of the God, terrified at another by
12    IV,  87|           longer the purposes of the God. As he yet hesitated, various
13    IV,  87|              them the bidding of the God, the visions of Ptolemy
14    IV,  87|     marvellous, and relates that the God of his own will conveyed
15    IV,  87|              and introduction of the God Serapis. I am aware indeed
16    IV,  87|       strength of ancient Egypt. The God himself, because he heals
17     V,  4 |             look for any relief from God or man, forsaken as they
18     V,  5 |            shared the flight of that God, and to have founded the
19     V,  6 |              make representations of God in human shape out of perishable