Chapter

 1 I    |         how many go astray into ways of error! It is undoubted.
 2 VI   |      expensive and ostentatious ways of living? which forbade
 3 VI   |      while you abandon the good ways of your fathers, you retain
 4 IX   |         of your gods reform his ways. When Saturn did not spare
 5 IX   |        men. Blush for your vile ways before the Christians, who
 6 XVI  |         go far away from Jewish ways, of which indeed they are
 7 XX   | slackening interest in all good ways; the very seasons and elements
 8 XXV  |   temples. It was frugal in its ways, its rites were simple,
 9 XXXVI|      its purposes; but in those ways which Deity as cerainly
10 XLVI |        in our knowledge nor our ways, as you imagine. For what
11 XLVII|        truth from the different ways in which it is defended.