Chapter

 1 II    | confession. Nor indeed should you hold that our crimes require
 2 VII   |    against those who groundlessly hold that such things are to
 3 VIII  |          promise of eternal life. Hold it meanwhile as your own
 4 IX    |           them to transgress they hold unlawful. And how unreasonable
 5 XXI   |           And we, in like manner, hold that the Word, and Reason,
 6 XXI   |     consequence, that they should hold Him a magician from the
 7 XXI   |          to a great reward, might hold its ground in difficulty.
 8 XXIII |        then be more reasonable to hold that these spirits make
 9 XXIII |        spirits, which yet we must hold as indubitably proved by
10 XXIII |          to them, anxious even to hold you fast, lest some day
11 XXXVII|         well-being, you prefer to hold us enemies, as indeed we
12 XXXIX |           Christians its due, and hold it unlawful, if it is like
13 XLII  |          for it. Let Jupiter then hold out his hand and get, for
14 XLVI  |            But while the truth we hold is made clear to all, unbelief
15 XLVI  |     hostile ends merely affect to hold, and in doing so deprave,
16 XLVII |            The Platonists, again, hold that He administers the
17 XLVII |         and eternal, while others hold that it is dissoluble. According