Chapter

 1 II   |   means of questioning alone. Keep to your law in these as
 2 VII  |    into silence? If we always keep our secrets, when were our
 3 VII  |      religious initiations to keep the profane aloof, and to
 4 XXI  |      spread abroad a lie, and keep back a people tributary
 5 XXXI | sacred books, which we do not keep in hiding, and which many
 6 XXXV |   condemnation! For why do we keep the votive days and high
 7 XLI  |        whom they are bound to keep clear of the punishments
 8 XLVI |      instead of exercising to keep him in the right way, and
 9 XLVII|      were it not necessary to keep my work to a moderate size,
10 XLVII|    faith in their divinity to keep them from changing them,