Chapter

 1  8|        undertaken)--that men, I say, of a reprobate, unlawful,
 2  9| religion for such manners. Some say that they worship the virilia
 3 11|        old women's fables: they say that they will rise again
 4 11|      Many things occur to me to say in addition, if the limits
 5 17|         and decay. What shall I say of the recurring changes
 6 18| worthily estimating Him when we say that He is beyond estimation.
 7 18|     lift their hands to heaven, say nothing else but Oh God,
 8 22|       deed consecrated, (as you say,) in heaven? And all these
 9 25|          Nevertheless, you will say that that very superstition
10 26|       how much shall I go on to say about oracles? After his
11 28|          Thence arises what you say that you hear, that an ass'
12 33|       the Jews in the books (to say nothing of ancient documents)
13 33|      were not, as you impiously say, taken captive with their
14 39|       is easier to feel than to say, both by arguments and by