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1 13|   deserve from the oracle the testimony of singular wisdom, which
2 21|       ADOPTED AS GODS, BY THE TESTIMONY OF EUHEMERUS, PRODICUS,
3 26| extreme pains, and have borne testimony that they were both neglected
4 31|   respect: he did not produce testimony, as one who alleged a charge,
5 31|     charge of error, but is a testimony which claims praise; for,
6 38|      although boastful in the testimony of a most deceitful demon;
7 41|       merit of his words: the testimony both of man, and of one