Chapter

 1 IV    |         committing in the light of day, and as being guilty of
 2 IV    |           you not yourselves every day, in your efforts to illumine
 3 V     |           that time to the present day, with anything of divine
 4 VI    |           antiquity, and yet every day you have novelties in your
 5 VI    |           my way to things of open day.~
 6 VII   |         the matter to the light of day if you believe it, or give
 7 IX    |       going far from home. At this day, among ourselves, blood
 8 X     |            bearing witness to this day, as they plainly do, both
 9 X     |            called Saturnia to this day; last of all, the whole
10 X     |         divine, since even at this day men of culture make gods
11 X     |         make gods of those whom, a day or two before, they acknowledged
12 XV    |          gods. We have seen in our day a representation of the
13 XVI   |          do not worship the orb of day painted on a piece of linen
14 XVI   |        those of you who devote the day of Saturn to ease and luxury,
15 XVIII |            Greek language. To this day, at the temple of Serapis,
16 XX    |            along with what we have day by day fulfilled. They are
17 XX    |           with what we have day by day fulfilled. They are uttered
18 XXI   |            hour, too, the light of day was withdrawn, when the
19 XXI   |         from the dead on the third day, His disciples might remove
20 XXI   | incredulous. But, lo, on the third day there a was a sudden shock
21 XXIII |          and which they expect one day to overtake them. Fearing
22 XXIII |           hold you fast, lest some day or other as Christians you
23 XXXV  |            and virtue? Why, on the day of gladness, do we neither
24 XXXV  |      laurels, nor intrude upon the day with lamps? It is a proper
25 XXXIX |          its price. On the monthly day, if he likes, each puts
26 XL    |          have no existence at this day unless as belonging to postdiluvian
27 XL    |           indeed--full of feasting day by day, and ever eager for
28 XL    |            full of feasting day by day, and ever eager for the
29 XLII  |           I am still on the sacred day a man. I do not at the Saturnalia
30 XLII  |           that I may not lose both day and night; yet I bathe at
31 XLII  |          temple revenues are every day falling off: how few now
32 XLVII |      proclaiming that God will one day judge the world. For, like
33 XLVIII|         resurrection. Light, every day extinguished, shines out
34 L     |      battle for the truth. But the day is won when the object of