Book, Chapter

1        1, XVIII |          his Jewish subjects for committing evil; nor yet giving to
2        1, LXV   |         and so prevent them from committing a second act of impiety
3        2, XIII  | contained in the Gospels without committing it to writing, and left
4        4, XLVIII|          Juno was represented as committing unspeakable abominations
5        4, LXIII |    openly to view, suffering and committing all shameful things, while
6        5, LII   |          as if the Jews had been committing sin, or corrupting their
7        7, LXIII |      Zeno of Citium abstain from committing adultery, the followers