Chapter

1 I    |   for God! It is not as they say; though, if it were, even
2 V    |   conferred on them, as they say, making known the pleasures
3 V    | Romans themselves, I may not say by God. This goes also to
4 V    |     Tranquillus. But we need say no more to prove the accusation
5 VIII |  will raise. What, then, you say; shall I be in danger of
6 XVII |      not hear such things. I say nothing about other matters,
7 XXIII|   knocked out in fighting! I say nothing of him who, to save
8 XXV  |     sky to the stye, as they say; to raise your hands to
9 XXX  |    the Lord. "This," I shall say, "this is that carpenter'