Chapter

 1 IX    |    to see that they have no existence among Christians. The same
 2 XI    | place, you must concede the existence of one higher God--a certain
 3 XI    |  that they had ever a human existence. But as you cannot deny
 4 XXII  |    And we affirm indeed the existence of certain spiritual essences;
 5 XXII  |  him. Plato also admits the existence of angels. The dealers in
 6 XXII  | forward as witnesses to the existence of both kinds of spirits.
 7 XXIV  |    certain the gods have no existence, there is no religion in
 8 XXVII |   harm to that which has no existence. When we are called therefore
 9 XXXII |   retarded by the continued existence of the Roman empire. We
10 XL    |    the cities could have no existence at this day unless as belonging
11 XLII  |     the same necessities of existence? We are not Indian Brahmins
12 XLVI  |  too, though in denying the existence of your divinities he had
13 XLVI  |   of the man who denied the existence of his race. In proportion
14 XLVIII|   were before you came into existence. Nothing. For if you had