Chapter

 1 II  |        there is no crime of any kind in the case, but merely
 2 V   |       the origin of laws of the kind to which we now refer, there
 3 VIII|      unaware of anything of the kind being imputed to Christians,
 4 IX  |         any difference t in the kind of murder, it is certainly
 5 XI  |         whoever that was, every kind of fruit burst forth plentifully
 6 XI  |        of your deities are of a kind to have raised them to the
 7 XIX |          With you, too, it is a kind of religion to demand belief
 8 XXII|         they already feel. Very kind too, no doubt, they are
 9 XLVI|      thing divine, but rather a kind of philosophy. These are
10 XLIX| punished. But in a thing of the kind, if this be so indeed, we