Chapter

 1 I     |         before you as the first ground on which we urge that your
 2 II    |    investigation merely on .the ground that you are convinced by
 3 III   | guiltless name. But the special ground of dislike to the sect is,
 4 IV    |        be lawful, simply on the ground that you wish it to be unlawful,
 5 IV    |    which does harm; and on this ground, in fact, it is already
 6 IV    |       punish acts solely on the ground of a name, while in others
 7 VI    |       the senate on the serious ground, as it was counted, of aspiring
 8 VII   |        inquired into it. On the ground of your double dealing,
 9 X     |      treason. This is the chief ground of charge against us--nay,
10 XI    |         of His majesty, on what ground is it that you thus condemn
11 XIII  | privilege of standing on temple ground, for access to the sacred
12 XVIII |        man from the dust of the ground (for He is the true Prometheus
13 XIX   |      demand belief on this very ground. Well, all the substances,
14 XXI   |       perhaps be raised on this ground about its standing, as if
15 XXI   |    great reward, might hold its ground in difficulty. But He spent
16 XXI   |         especially and on every ground that which, hiding itself
17 XXIII |       own worth sustains it; no ground remains for the least suspicion.
18 XXIV  |       you do not give a further ground for the charge of irreligion,
19 XXVIII|         us, then, to the second ground of accusation, that we are
20 XXVIII|        done by you on any other ground than regard to a power whose
21 XXIX  |         him? This, then, is the ground on which we are charged
22 XXXVI |        Rome, why are we, on the ground that we are regarded as
23 XXXIX |       our humble feasts, on the ground that they are extravagant
24 XLII  |        as harm-doers on another ground, and are accused of being
25 XLII  |    fight with you, and till the ground with you; and in like manner
26 XLII  |       it would be seen that the ground of complaint in one department
27 XLIV  |  brought before you on the mere ground of their name, is there
28 XLV   |        than till death. On this ground Epicurus makes light of
29 XLVI  |       the various crimes on the ground of which these fierce demands
30 XLVI  |         of it precisely on this ground gains favour with its persecutors.
31 XLVIII|        hearing. If there is any ground for the moving to and fro
32 XLIX  |     expedient to presume. On no ground is it right positively to