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 1  1|      the same things. You would think that one mind had been shared
 2 10|        TO SEE NOR TO SHOW, THEY THINK NEVERTHELESS TO BE MISCHIEVOUS,
 3 11|       another's lies: you would think that they had already lived
 4 16|      one should inquire, should think, should utter his thoughts
 5 18|    existence of providence--you think that it is a subject of
 6 20|    names; so that any one might think either that Christians are
 7 28|        even parricides, did not think that these (Christians)
 8 30|         and blood of an infant. Think you that it can be possible
 9 32|        PROTECTION. ~"But do you think that we conceal what we
10 32|     shall I make, since, if you think rightly, man himself is
11 34|     that which has been. Do you think that, if anything is withdrawn
12 35|     committed; with us, even to think of crimes is to sin: you
13 38| SACRIFICES, LEST ANY ONE SHOULD THINK EITHER THAT THEY YIELD TO
14 38|       THE HEAD OF A CORPSE THEY THINK SUPERFLUOUS AND USELESS.
15 38|        abstain, lest any should think either that we are submitting