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 1 II    |      names of our crimes-If to be called a "Christian" does not imply
 2 III   |          Are not the philosophers called from the founders of their
 3 III   |           Stoics and Academics so called also from the places in
 4 VII   | henceforth held to be a fact, and called a fact. And then no one
 5 X     |    mountain on which he dwelt was called Saturnius; the city he founded
 6 X     |            the city he founded is called Saturnia to this day; last
 7 X     |         the name of Oenotria, was called Saturnia from him. He first
 8 XIV   |           Jupiters they should be called, all headless.~
 9 XVIII |           whom we have spoken are called prophets, from the office
10 XIX   |         to give, would have to be called in as witnesses. Manetho
11 XXI   |         is the Son of God, and is called God from unity of substance
12 XXIV  |         among us to call, or hear called, by the highest title any
13 XXVII |         no existence. When we are called therefore to sacrifice,
14 XXXII |     ignorant that these genii are called "Daemones," and thence the
15 XXXIII|          cannot but look up to as called by our Lord to his office?
16 XXXIV |         the heads of families are called fathers rather than lords.
17 XXXIX |           more fittingly they are called and counted brothers who
18 XLII  |                  XLII.~But we are called to account as harm-doers
19 XLVI  |        should be so. For they are called philosophers, not Christians.
20 XLIX  |          XLIX.~These are what are called presumptuous speculations