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 1  6|      kings. Thence, therefore, we see through all empires, and
 2  7|    labours. Even in our repose we see, we hear, we acknowledge
 3 10|          THEY ARE NEITHER ABLE TO SEE NOR TO SHOW, THEY THINK
 4 17|            and to took around and see what he is, whence he is,
 5 19|      delivered to him by God. You see that the opinion of this
 6 26|       future, although he did not see the present. Ennius invented
 7 27|     raging maniacs also, whom you see rush about in public, are
 8 29|       affixed to it. We assuredly see the sign of a cross, naturally,
 9 30| CHRISTIANS ARE NEITHER ALLOWED TO SEE NOR TO HEAR OF MANSLAUGHTER.~"
10 30|          can dare to do it. And I see that you at one time expose
11 30|           is not lawful either to see or to hear of homicide;
12 32|       worship we neither show nor see. Verily for this reason
13 32|      conscious of Him, but cannot see Him; for in His works, and
14 32|          you wonder if you do not see God. By the wind and by
15 32|      thunderbolts? Do you wish to see God with your carnal eyes,
16 34|          of burying in the earth. See, therefore, how for our
17 38|     Socrates the Athenian buffoon see to it, confessing that he