Chapter

 1 6 |         for himself). For this reason it is that he calls the
 2 8 | assurance about Him. With good reason, therefore, was it then
 3 9 |        consistently with (that reason), which is the guiding principle
 4 9 |  without regard to the rule of reason.~
 5 10|        ALWAYS SEEKING.~Now the reason of this saying is comprised
 6 16|        corrected, for the very reason that he is not to be disputed
 7 34|      in their condemnation, by reason of the above-mentioned definition,
 8 37|       and Christ from God, the reason of our position is clear,
 9 38|       process, for the express reason that it proceeds from rivalry
10 40|       their parables. For this reason, then, no one ought to doubt,
11 43|     with philosophers; and the reason is, that they are men who