Chapter

 1 1 |           At all events, you can show us no more powerful expounder
 2 6 |     their argument stands. For I show them how incorporeal things
 3 6 |      similar mode of proof, and) show that it is sustained by
 4 10|      point out their eyes to me, show me their pupils. Moths also
 5 10| sustained by some food or other: show me, then, their organs for
 6 16|          of Himself. For He will show indignation against the
 7 17|           The Epicureans, again, show still greater consistency,
 8 18|    crucifying the truth? Who can show me the sense which does
 9 24|        testimony, many proofs to show that the soul has a divining
10 25|           on the contrary, could show him not merely the co-existence
11 35|           He bids us, therefore, show a kindly disposition to
12 47|          captivating style, they show themselves proportionately
13 57|        and that at last he will "show himself to be even God,"