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 1    I, 1   |          defend evil as good. Base things excite their fear, impious
 2    I, 2   |           are slow to believe such things, feeling a horrible disgust
 3    I, 3   |        further, you do not believe things which are not submitted
 4    I, 3   |      Surely, surely, names are not things which deserve punishment
 5    I, 7   |         well that time reveals all things, as your own sayings and
 6    I, 7   |            the reiteration of such things (as are alleged of us).
 7    I, 7   |          let me ask you, Will such things, when reported by strangers,
 8    I, 10  |      discover but the old order of things corrupted, nay, destroyed
 9    I, 10  |         then afraid of so ordering things, that all the gods could
10    I, 12  |          MUCH OF CROSSES IN SACRED THINGS; NAY, THEIR VERY IDOLS WERE
11    I, 20  |           human nature, that those things which you do not disallow
12    I, 20  |        charge against others those things the guilt of which you retain
13   II, 1   |            fact is, there are many things by which tenderness of conscience
14   II, 1   |            therefore against these things that our contest lies--against
15   II, 1   |    prodigies, miracles,--all which things have had their part in consolidating
16   II, 1   |         treatise Concerning Divine Things, collected out of ancient
17   II, 1   | promiscuous and municipal. Now all things with the philosophers are
18   II, 2   |           if he be ignorant of all things else, if he has attained
19   II, 2   |           Him to care about wordly things, both as the disposer and
20   II, 2   |         the world fire governs all things, just as the soul does in
21   II, 3   |          the other side, that many things else have motion--as wheels,
22   II, 3   |         that he believes only such things to be animated as move of
23   II, 3   |        only the existence of those things which appear and are supposed
24   II, 3   |        appear? If, moreover, those things seem to have existence which
25   II, 3   |        beings. Granted, then, that things are animated because they
26   II, 4   |            are two words (and) two things. Proportioned to the difference
27   II, 4   |            is the diversity of the things; the condition also of matter
28   II, 4   |       teaches us so, how can those things which are inherent in matter--
29   II, 5   |            space within which, all things conspire together for the
30   II, 5   |           find fault with the very things from which the succour or
31   II, 5   |         power the operation of the things is effected. For even in
32   II, 5   |          pass (as there are in all things these three particular elements--
33   II, 5   |         and considering rather the things that happen, than him by
34   II, 5   |         slaves; therefore whatever things are servile in character
35   II, 5   |          to the ordinary course of things, liberty is promoted by
36   II, 6   |          shall carefully look into things, will surely allow it to
37   II, 6   |           a divine nature to those things which it supposes to be
38   II, 7   |           however, who beholds all things, who approves, nay, rewards
39   II, 7   |            when they disclose such things respecting your gods? And
40   II, 7   |            that your gods did such things when they were human beings,
41   II, 12  |             that it is because all things are destroyed by Time, that
42   II, 12  |         absorbs within himself all things which have issued from him.
43   II, 13  |          He who has compared human things with divine will require
44   II, conc|   identical the plunder of profane things and of sacred. To the Romans
45  app, frag|           adulteries, obscenities--things committed not by a god,