Chapter

 1 III   |      deserves our aversion, in respect of the character both of
 2 IX    | continence, still boys in this respect when they are old. If you
 3 XI    |   functions, there is, in this respect, an entire absence of all
 4 XIII  |        with the deity. In what respect does the funeral feast differ
 5 XIV   |      people professing a great respect for religion. Nor indeed
 6 XVIII |      Providence, regarded with respect as sharing in his views.
 7 XXIV  |       therefore, to show equal respect to the procurators, prefects,
 8 XXXII |         is applied to them? We respect in the emperors the ordinance
 9 XXXIII|       the reverence and sacred respect of Christians to the emperor,
10 XXXVI |   alone. We never do good with respect of persons; for in our own
11 XXXIX | needful. However it be in that respect, with the sacred words we
12 XXXIX |        God himself, a peculiar respect is shown to the lowly. If
13 XLVI  |       they have, with whom, in respect of what we teach, we are