Chapter

 1 V     |     their protector, as you will see by examining the letters
 2 VI    |          impunity usurped? For I see the Centenarian suppers
 3 VI    |      even mere whip-spoilers). I see, too, that neither is a
 4 VI    |          cloaks for the plays. I see now no difference between
 5 VIII  |                            VIII.~See now, we set before you the
 6 IX    |         not only Christians, you see, who despise you; for all
 7 IX    |           that would lead you to see that they have no existence
 8 IX    |         so that those who do not see what is, think they see
 9 IX    |          see what is, think they see what is not. I shall show
10 XI    |          the beginning. Nor do I see any place for his action.
11 XII   |     reference, then, to these, I see only names of dead men of
12 XII   |    rejected what we have come to see is error? We cannot surely
13 XIII  |         whose honour you avenge? See now if I go beyond the truth.
14 XVI   |         he entered the temple to see the arcana of the Jewish
15 XVII  |        of Kosmos. The eye cannot see Him, though He is (spiritually)
16 XX    | fore-announced; all that you now see with your eye was previously
17 XXI   |     followers. For the Lord, you see, did not go forth into the
18 XXI   |         truth. Search, then, and see if that divinity of Christ
19 XXIII |         claims to deity, you may see at once who is really God,
20 XXIV  |      another that of a goat. For see that you do not give a further
21 XXVI  |          XXVI.~Examine then, and see if He be not the dispenser
22 XXXIX |          to put a brand upon us. See, they say, how they love
23 XL    |          God. They ought then to see that the very same God is
24 XLVIII|     different from that which we see in divine judgments, whether
25 L     |        bargained for glory. Nay, see how even torture contests