Chapter

 1 III   |  unchaste? But Christian, so far as the meaning of the word
 2 V     |    of the Christian name. So far from that, we, on the contrary,
 3 VI    |     from wine was carried so far, that a matron, for opening
 4 IX    |      friends. But I am going far from home. At this day,
 5 X     |     to those that follow. So far, then, as books give us
 6 X     | Saturn was any but a man: so far as the question depends
 7 XII   |      much greater length and far more sharply! In a word,
 8 XVI   |      of the god. And yet how far does the Athenian Pallas
 9 XVI   | Sun-day to rejoicing, from a far different reason than Sun-worship,
10 XVI   |   luxury, though they too go far away from Jewish ways, of
11 XIX   | speak first of him: he is as far back as the Argive Inachus;
12 XIX   |      most recent of them, as far back as the first of your
13 XX    |       and without going very far. Your instructors, the world,
14 XXI   | heaven,--a fact more certain far than the assertions of your
15 XXI   |     refuse them credit. Thus far we have carried out the
16 XXIII | instigation is one. But thus far we have been dealing only
17 XXVIII|       too, among you, people far more readily swear a false
18 XXXI  |    enjoined upon us, even so far as to supplicate God for
19 XXXII | their safety, which is worth far more than all your genii,
20 XXXIV |   fathers rather than lords. Far less should the emperor
21 XLI   |   the sufferings of life, so far as it is our lot to be overtaken
22 XLVI  |     Plato affirms that it is far from easy to discover the
23 XLVII |    the divine writings is so far of use to me, that it leads
24 XLVIII|    which is in common use is far different from that which
25 XLIX  |   themselves, since we would far rather be condemned than
26 L     |      may never perish. In so far you can by your monuments,