Chapter

 1 I    |      merely because multitudes go over to it; for how many
 2 I    |      whatever is bad! how many go astray into ways of error!
 3 VI   | authority of the men of old. I go on meantime to reply to
 4 VIII |      sacred rites, I think, to go first of all to the master
 5 IX   |       incest thence will still go on--the race and the crime
 6 IX   |     two blindnesses are apt to go together; so that those
 7 X    |        Shall I now, therefore, go over them one by one, so
 8 XIII |       you avenge? See now if I go beyond the truth. First,
 9 XV   |        gladiators. But who can go into everything of this
10 XV   |     deity is assailed, if they go to blot out every trace
11 XV   |        of some false opinions, go on to derive from it our
12 XVI  |        luxury, though they too go far away from Jewish ways,
13 XIX  |      give forth light. We must go abroad into the histories
14 XXI  |     some of your own--while we go on to show how Christ's
15 XXI  |     the Lord, you see, did not go forth into the public gaze,
16 XXVII|   offer sacrifice at once, and go away unharmed, holding as
17 XXXIX|         XXXIX.~I shall at once go on, then, to exhibit the
18 XXXIX|        prayer it is closed. We go from it, not like troops
19 XLI  |  foretellings, which, in fact, go to confirm the confidence
20 XLII |     with their hair. We do not go to your spectacles; yet
21 XLVI |     all those attributes which go to constitute a divine being,
22 L    |        we conquer in dying; we go forth victorious at the
23 L    |        for God he suffers! But go zealously on, good presidents,