Chapter

 1 II    |        the greater perversity you act, when, holding our crimes
 2 II    |         under whose influence you act against the forms, against
 3 VI    |          into the Capitol--in the act casting them out from the
 4 VII   |        concealed them; or, in the act of dragging the culprits'
 5 X     | recollection, for undoubtedly you act as if you had forgotten
 6 X     |           rude times were wont to act, when they were impressed
 7 XII   |        contempt, nay, in the very act commits sacrilege; so that
 8 XIV   |      condemnation was in the very act rescinded, and his witness
 9 XV    |    inflicted punishments, as they act their themes and stories,
10 XXIII |         demons, would not dare to act as gods, if those whose
11 XXXVII|         If we desired, indeed, to act the part of open enemies,
12 XXXIX |          regulations. As it is an act of religious service, it
13 XLI   |       paid; or most unjustly they act, if, on account of the Christians,
14 XLVI  |        perished in the adulterous act. The Christian husband has