Marci Tullii Ciceronis ; De Natura Deorum

able according æther amongst animate appearance arguments Balbus beautiful believe belong better blessed body called carried cause connection consequence considered contained Cotta course created denied derived discussion divine doubt earth elements Epicurean Epicurus eternal everything excellent existence eyes fact father feeling fire follows force give given gods grant greater Greeks hand heat heavens hold human idea images immortal immortal gods instance intelligence Jupiter kind land less living maintained matter means mind moon moreover move movement nature never objects opinion philosophers pleasure possess present principle produced providence qualities question reason received reference regard result sake seems seen sensation sense soul speak stars Stoics suppose taken things third thought tion true truth turn understand understood universe virtue whole wise wish worship