Book, Chapter
1 I, 2 | against them), you do not believe them but on our denial,
2 I, 2 | our denial, you instantly believe us. If you feel sure that
3 I, 2 | confession, you do not readily believe him; but over and above
4 I, 2 | on the contrary, whom you believe to be guilty of more atrocious
5 I, 2 | most persons are slow to believe such things, feeling a horrible
6 I, 3 | therefore, further, you do not believe things which are not submitted
7 I, 7 | the more ready are you to believe evil; in short, men more
8 I, 7 | in short, men more easily believe the evil that is false,
9 I, 7 | place. Meanwhile, however, believe them, even as we do ourselves,
10 I, 7 | No, indeed, you do not believe it: even if you did believe
11 I, 7 | believe it: even if you did believe it, I maintain that you
12 I, 10 | accusation which burdens you who believe that there are gods and (
13 II, 1 | all. Now, what god shall I believe? One that has been gauged
14 II, 2 | We have been taught to believe of the world that it is
15 II, 2 | Terra. Most of the Egyptians believe that there are four gods--
16 II, 3 | proposed that you should believe to be gods, and the parents
17 II, 3 | we do not see a thing, we believe that it does not exist.
18 II, 6 | that I need not any longer believe in anywise what magians
19 II, 6 | be higher than man, you believe to be very near to God.~
20 II, 7 | thus, why should you not believe them when they disclose
21 II, 7 | your gods? And if you do believe your poets, how is it that
22 II, 7 | simply because you do not believe the poets, why do you bestow
23 II, 9 | Antenor. And if they will not believe this to be true of him,
24 app, frag| relates, if it is fair to believe it. This Jupiter, in adult
25 app, frag| the son, again, whom they believe the mightier god, knows
26 app, frag| of sense, if indeed they believe, (as they do,) that he turned
27 app, frag| prone, they therefore easily believe that sanctions of misdeed
28 app, frag| whom in their error they believe to be themselves, too, gods--
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