Chapter

 1 IV   |     illumine the darkness of antiquity, cutting and hewing with
 2 VI   |      You are always praising antiquity, and yet every day you have
 3 VI   |     gods, the point in which antiquity has mainly erred--although
 4 XIII |      you, that the privilege antiquity conferred on them alone,
 5 XVIII|      past which either their antiquity or something of peculiar
 6 XIX  |              XIX.~Their high antiquity, first of all, claims authority
 7 XIX  |     past and noted for their antiquity in books of annals,--the
 8 XX   |  Scriptures, if not to their antiquity. If you doubt that they
 9 XLVI | trustworthiness, I mean, and antiquity of our sacred writings,
10 XLVII|       and the already proved antiquity of the divine writings is