Chapter

 1 IV  |       of some of them, by what names they are called; then their
 2 VII |   origin; and they have common names, as owning the same parentage.
 3 VIII|     Christian, how many impure names have taken possession of
 4 X   |      also whose authors in the names we execrate. We know that
 5 X   |     execrate. We know that the names of the dead are nothing,
 6 X   |        are set up, under these names carry on their wicked work,
 7 X   |        beings who dwell in the names of their founders; and that
 8 X   |      by any but those in whose names, and images, and histories
 9 XII |    refer also to the matter of names, though this sort of exhibition
10 XII | amphitheatre is consecrated to names more numerous and more dire