Chapter

 1 I     |     proved, not from the mere fact that an aversion exists,
 2 II    |      of answer and debate; in fact, it is against the law to
 3 IV    |        and on this ground, in fact, it is already determined
 4 VII   |      changing from the simple fact? Nay more, it is the very
 5 VII   |      report, it delivers up a fact, and is henceforth held
 6 VII   |       henceforth held to be a fact, and called a fact. And
 7 VII   |       be a fact, and called a fact. And then no one says, for
 8 IX    | sweeter to the taste! Nay, in fact, there is here a test you
 9 XI    |     the help of a man, and in fact a dead man, when, if He
10 XIII  |    from the soothsayer, as in fact this latter personage also
11 XIV   |     and a goat, and a dog. In fact, for this very thing Socrates
12 XV    |     have given up in the very fact of recognizing it to be
13 XIX   |       of all nations. And, in fact, we have already brought
14 XXI   |    and taken up to heaven,--a fact more certain far than the
15 XXI   |     did to Christ; and now in fact a Christian in his own convictions,
16 XXI   |     religion. For in the very fact that he says he worships
17 XXI   |    reveal Deity, which was in fact His own essential possession,
18 XXII  |    use of them in cursing. In fact, they call upon Satan, the
19 XXIII |     they might not thereby in fact abdicate their dignity;
20 XXIV  |     Juno got her surname. In, fact, we alone are prevented
21 XXXII |      over the whole earth--in fact, the very end of all things
22 XXXVI |           XXXVI.~If it is the fact that men bearing the name
23 XXXVII|     no trouble to you, but in fact necessary to your well-being,
24 XLI   |       foretellings, which, in fact, go to confirm the confidence
25 XLVIII|     of your creation. But, in fact, He has no other purpose
26 XLIX  |       is profitable. Thus, in fact, you are guilty of the very