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1  5|      or, which is rather to be believed, in these various and wayward
2 20|   falsehoods, that they rashly believed even other monstrosities
3 20|        gods too, our ancestors believed carelessly, credulously,
4 26| humanity. What said Plato, who believed that it was a hard thing
5 29|  earthly being was able, to be believed God. Miserable indeed is
6 41|         CAECILIUS, THAT HE HAD BELIEVED; OCTAVIUS, THAT HE HAD CONQUERED;
7 41|  MINUCIUS, THAT THE FORMER HAD BELIEVED, AND THE LATTER HAD CONQUERED.~"
8 41|         to rejoice that he had believed; Octavius, that he had succeeded;
9 41|        and I, that the one had believed, and the other had conquered. ~