Chapter

 1 II    |            the criminal should be given over to the penalty which
 2 III   | Christians!" So the hated name is given to a reformation of character.
 3 IV    |          whom a decision had been given might be cut in pieces by
 4 V     |        senate, because it had not given the approval itself, rejected
 5 VII   |      proof; for when the proof is given, it ceases to exist; and,
 6 VIII  |           departure of the lately given soul, receive the fresh
 7 IX    |      prisoners. Then who are more given to the crime of incest than
 8 XV    |          an error which they have given up in the very fact of recognizing
 9 XVI   |       edition of our god has been given to the world in that great
10 XVIII |       before us the proofs He has given of His majesty in H judgments
11 XVIII |        views. The same account is given by Aristaeus. So the king
12 XXI   |        others. Thereafter, having given them commission to preach
13 XXII  |     however, that some account is given of their work. Their great
14 XXIV  |           But with you liberty is given to worship any god but the
15 XXV   |       race than to their own, and given their own fatherland, in
16 XXV   |          days the Mater Magna has given a notable proof of her greatness
17 XXXI  |          we are not thought to be given to disorder, are to be found
18 XLVI  |        salaries, instead of being given to the wild beasts. And
19 XLVIII|         come back from a man--any given person from any given person,
20 XLVIII|         any given person from any given person, still retaining
21 L     |        death, was all unquailing, given over to the tyrant's scourge,