Book, Chapter

 1        1, V      |     were of the same opinion, quoting Herodotus as his authority.
 2        1, LVII   |      But it is not absurd, in quoting the extremely wise observation
 3        2, XXIV   |   exaggerating the facts, and quoting what is not written in the
 4        2, LIII   |  writings of Moses might say, quoting what has been already said,
 5        3, IV     |    foretold to be the Christ, quoting a few prophecies out of
 6        3, XXII   | departure from this world, by quoting the histories that are related
 7        4, XXXVIII|    woman," and so on; without quoting the words, which would give
 8        6, LIII   |      Shows much intelligence. Quoting then our arguments against
 9        6, LIV    |       shall be satisfied with quoting on the present occasion
10        6, LVIII  |    grieved that I made them;" quoting words which are not written
11        6, LXXIII |    the salvation of men. For, quoting the sayings of the Stoics,