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 1 XI    |      gods. You honour them by giving divine honours to their
 2 XIII  |    plain you have no dread of giving them offence. For, as we
 3 XIII  |    your Pantheon Simon Magus, giving him a statue and the title
 4 XIX   |  proof in part before you, in giving those hints as to how it
 5 XXI   |     sacred writers withal, in giving previous warning of these
 6 XXI   |      Him, extorted a sentence giving Him up to them to be crucified.
 7 XXIII | spirits make themselves gods, giving as they do the very proofs
 8 XXIII |       to Christianity; for in giving full belief to them, we
 9 XXIV  |    way is to apportion deity, giving an imperial and supreme
10 XXXIII|      is a great name of God's giving. To call him God, is to
11 L     |      to be grateful to us for giving you the sufferings you want.
12 L     |      complete forgiveness, by giving in exchange his blood? For