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 1        1, I      |             Scythian" laws, or more impious even than these, if there
 2        1, XXI    |     regarding providence are not so impious (as those of the former),
 3        1, XXI    |           nature, is stigmatized as impious, because it does not partake
 4        1, LXV    |           the Athenians regarded as impious, withdrew from Athens, and
 5        2, VII    |    especially bring forward. Was it impious to abstain from corporeal
 6        2, XX     |        wickedness, that they became impious and unholy men. Now, of
 7        2, XX     |             being the cause of such impious and unholy proceedings.
 8        2, XXII   |   converting them into traitors and impious men." But how Jesus could
 9        2, XXII   |          disciples into traitors or impious men, it would be impossible
10        4, L      |           only very silly, but very impious inventions. For our narratives
11        4, LXXII  |        which we ascribe to God, nor impious opinions which we entertain
12        4, LXXV   |            of these suppositions is impious in itself, and it would
13        4, XCVII  |                          XCVII.~How impious, indeed, is the assertion
14        5, XXVIII |           act may be both pious and impious, according to different
15        5, XXIX   |           such a procedure would be impious, being equivalent to a betrayal
16        5, XLIII  |           of others as accursed and impious. And would that they had
17        6, XXV    |              is in the Hebrew. This impious diagram, then, said of this
18        6, XXVI   |         defence of Epicurus and his impious opinions, so neither is
19        6, XXVIII |          the Christians as the most impious Of mankind. Confusing, moreover,
20        6, XXVIII |        himself a Cynic; while these impious wretches, as not being human
21        6, XXIX   |          with unwillingness, O most impious man, that you give praise
22        6, XXX    |        those who are truly the most impious of individuals; whereas
23        6, XXXII  |            being alien to ours, and impious, and not in harmony with
24        6, XXXIII |    according to the fables of these impious individuals, are represented
25        6, XLII   |      another quarter: "Certain most impious errors," he says, "are committed
26        6, XLIII  |        committed errors of the most impious kind, and with having wandered
27        6, LI     | Misunderstanding, moreover, another impious heresy, he has said: "If,
28        6, LII    |          endeavoured to rebut these impious assertions. Nor have we
29        6, LII    |           foolishly to assail these impious assertions, he asks: "What
30        6, LXVII  |      disperse the darkness of their impious opinions. The Christian,
31        7, II     |    overthrown even by those who are impious enough to bring in another
32        7, XIV    |           predictions so wicked and impious. We need not therefore inquire
33        7, XVII   |            that which is wicked and impious,"--namely, that the great
34        7, LIII   |        include in her writings many impious things, and set up as a
35        7, LIV    |         himself acquainted with his impious fables about the gods, he
36        7, LVI    |           we have interpolated many impious statements, though he does
37        7, LVI    |            these passages are of an impious character. Moreover, he
38        7, LXII   |           of the most barbarous and impious nations in the world. That
39        7, LXIII  |            other most barbarous and impious nations in the world, and
40        7, LXIII  |            another for such bad and impious ones as those of the Epicurean,
41        8, XXXII  |          the Divine Being, multiply impious objections against providence.
42        8, XXXVIII|        providence, and who by their impious and destructive teaching
43        8, LII    |       notion that Christians are an impious people, will not listen
44        8, LXI    |         condemned by God as bad and impious, and more agreeable to the
45        8, LXVI   |           be ordered to do anything impious, or to say anything base,
46        8, LXVIII |          into the hands of the most impious and wild barbarians." For