Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 | conspicuous a part, only serves to show purity of the entire complexion.
 2    I, 7 |          of them, if we previously show them to you, or after you
 3    I, 8 |        observation, with a view to show how your faith abandons
 4    I, 10|            by your charges I shall show to be imprinted on yourselves,
 5    I, 10|          deriders of your gods you show yourselves to be! I say
 6    I, 10|    enthusiastic fondness which you show for him from whom every
 7    I, 10|            religious spirit in the show of your gladiators, when
 8    I, 12|           is all cross, as I shall show. You are indeed unaware
 9   II, 3 |          In like manner, whilst we show that the elements are not
10   II, 4 |            gods, then you ought to show to us that there is also
11   II, 4 |         tricked out with an artful show of language? It therefore
12   II, 5 |          act and feel: they do not show gratitude or find fault
13   II, 7 |            but you go so far as to show it respect, and to hold
14   II, 8 |         practices of the Egyptians show us; for they worship even
15   II, 16|             in order that he might show how near was that province