Chapter

 1 I    |         accused; even when they are put to the rack, they do not
 2 II   |             sin? I confess, and you put me to the rack. What would
 3 II   |           own confession. So we are put to the torture if we confess,
 4 III  |        loose, and vile, and wicked, put on them a brand from the
 5 IV   |             may at the same time be put to the blush for their accusations
 6 V    |           the human in him, he soon put an end to what he had begun,
 7 V    | disabilities, yet in another way he put them openly aside, even
 8 VI   |             paths--if they have not put aside whatsoever is most
 9 VI   |             pounds of silver; which put down the theatres as quickly
10 VII  |        certain. Does any but a fool put his trust in it? For a wise
11 XI   |          dreaded the lightnings you put in his hands; that in like
12 XII  |            as we do themselves. You put Christians on crosses and
13 XII  |           and planes, and rasps are put to work more vigorously
14 XII  |             glue, and the nails are put in requisition, your deities
15 XV   |            the likeness of a god is put on the head of an ignominious
16 XV   |       except that these, too, often put on divinity and actually
17 XVI  |             Cornelius Tacitus first put this notion into people'
18 XVI  |             Pharian Ceres as she is put up uncarved to sale, a mere
19 XXIII|             dead to appear; if they put boys to death, in order
20 XXIII|           various miracles; if they put dreams into people's minds
21 XXIII|          that case your divinity is put in subjection to Christians;
22 XXIII|             gods? For as beings who put themselves out as gods would
23 XXIII|           the poets agree; let them put away from them at least
24 XXIII|           and before your very eyes put to an open shame. You believe
25 XXIII|             as Christians you might put them to the rout,--if under
26 XXIV |          one, while its offices are put into the hands of many,
27 XXV  |            a people who, as we have put it, have either grown by
28 XXIX |              to wit, that we do not put the emperors under their
29 XXX  |             in his triumph; let him put guards on heaven; let him
30 XXX  |           and devotion to His name, put the brand of crime.~
31 XXXI |            and which many accidents put into the hands of those
32 XXXIX|             noble that lead many to put a brand upon us. See, they
33 XXXIX|         they themselves will sooner put to death. And they are wroth
34 XL   |           for from that time virtue put some restraint on the world'
35 XLI  |            indeed are not the least put about: for, first, only
36 XLIV |            virtue as we are, we are put to death in such numbers;
37 XLVI |       sacrifice or take an oath, or put out useless lamps at midday?
38 XLVI |         philosopher has no power to put demons to the rout. Why
39 XLVI |        extravagance; and Hippias is put to death laying plots against
40 XLVII|           this might seem to him to put us on a level with the philosophers,
41 XLVII|            defended. But we at once put in a plea in bar against
42 L    |      persons such as these, and you put inscriptions upon images,