Chapter

 1 II    |         and of hired pleaders to show their innocence. They have
 2 IV    |         of preface, that I might show in its true colours the
 3 VI    |       submission they themselves show to ancestral institutions,
 4 VI    |        shall in its proper place show that you despise, neglect,
 5 IX    | thoroughly these charges, I will show that in part openly, in
 6 IX    |         see what is not. I shall show it to be so in everything.
 7 XII   |         I know and I am going to show what your gods are not,
 8 XXI   |      your own--while we go on to show how Christ's claims are
 9 XXIII |         facts, in which we shall show that under different names
10 XXIV  |       behooves us, therefore, to show equal respect to the procurators,
11 XXV   |      would have been disposed to show more favour to an alien
12 XXVIII|       your gods, inasmuch as you show a greater reverence to a
13 XLVI  |       purple, with all his great show of gravity, gives way to