Chapter

 1 IV    |    the accusation of all the various crimes we are said to be
 2 X     |      one, so numerous and so various, new and old, barbarian,
 3 XIX   |  ransacked; the men of these various nations who have information
 4 XIX   |   thus the reckonings of the various annals be made to give forth
 5 XXII  |   cruel lusts accompanied by various errors, of which the worst
 6 XXIII |     make a pretence of doing various miracles; if they put dreams
 7 XXXVII|      the inhabitants of your various cities being followers of
 8 XLII  |    traffickings--even in the various arts we make public property
 9 XLIV  |    those accased of many and various atrocities, has any assassin,
10 XLVI  | think, the accusation of the various crimes on the ground of
11 XLVIII|  point, discussing into what various beasts one and another might