Chapter

 1 II    |      after; but if they were brought before him, they should
 2 II    |     sought, though he may be brought and accused before the judge;
 3 V     |  truth of Christ's divinity, brought the matter before the senate,
 4 X     |   you may have what you know brought to your recollection, for
 5 XI    |     Pythagoras maintains, or brought into being by a creator'
 6 XVII  |    wisdom, His mighty power, brought forth from nothing this
 7 XIX   |     in fact, we have already brought the proof in part before
 8 XXI   |    to Him, that at last they brought Him before Pontius Pilate,
 9 XXIII |    identity. Let a person be brought before your tribunals, who
10 XXXV  |    persons who are now daily brought to light as confederates
11 XLIV  |       Or when Christians are brought before you on the mere ground
12 XLVI  | matter of sincerity is to be brought to trial, Aristotle basely
13 XLVIII| their course; the fruits are brought to maturity, and then are