Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXIV   |        we would have occasion to accuse Phaedo also, even after
 2        2, LXXVIII|          those that follow them, accuse us of seducing men--a good
 3        3, XXIII  |     charge against Him, so as to accuse Him of licentiousness; but
 4        3, LXIII  |       confused by his efforts to accuse us, he contradicts himself;
 5        3, LXXVI  |     company of drunkards, should accuse those who are sober of being
 6        3, LXXVI  |      ambassadors of Christianity accuse. For in our judgment all
 7        4, LXXIV  |        dislike of their enemies, accuse them of the same things
 8        4, LXXVII | forgetting that his object is to accuse both Jews and Christians,
 9        6, LIII   |   greatest error in reasoning to accuse those who are of different
10        7, XLV    |        own ignorance, and do not accuse of blindness those who see,