Chapter

 1 I    | vindicated? for that is to be proved, not from the mere fact
 2 II   |      when, holding our crimes proved by our confession of the
 3 II   | rather take on trust, are all proved to have no foundation, that
 4 III  |       one. No doubt, if it is proved that the sect is a bad one,
 5 IV   |    others they must have them proved not from the name, but from
 6 IX   |    the censer. They should be proved by their appetite for human
 7 X    |   well as where also they are proved to have been buried. Shall
 8 X    |     known. What, then, can be proved of the first, will apply
 9 X    | suffice. It will thus also be proved that Jupiter is as certainly
10 XX   |       as we examine, they are proved. Well, the truth of a prophecy,
11 XX   |      events as things already proved to us, for they were predicted
12 XXI  |       how Christ's claims are proved, and who the parties are
13 XXIII|      must hold as indubitably proved by their relish for the
14 XLVII|    the truth; and the already proved antiquity of the divine