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 1        1, XXI    |       notions of God are marked by impiety, but because it says in
 2        1, LXV    |      ground of his being guilty of impiety on account of certain of
 3        1, LXV    |         committing a second act of impiety against philosophy." He
 4        1, LXXI   |         one who, on account of his impiety and wicked opinions, was,
 5        2, II     |           and that it is an act of impiety to overthrow them; and to
 6        2, VII    |       another. And what charges of impiety he has to bring against
 7        2, XIII   |           say that, foreseeing the impiety or falsity of his opinions
 8        2, XLIV   |   persecuted without the charge of impiety being incurred by His persecutors.~
 9        3, LXXVII |         when, in addition to their impiety, they live also in licentiousness,
10        4, LXXIV  |           think with him guilty of impiety towards the God who makes
11        4, LXXV   |           against us the charge of impiety; for it is manifest to every
12        4, LXXV   |            is the person guilty of impiety. In the next place, he adds: "
13        4, XCII   |            who have been guilty of impiety towards the true God, and
14        4, XCVII  |           man, who charges us with impiety, that "not only are the
15        5, XXV    |        while it would be an act of impiety to get rid of the institutions
16        5, XXVI   |          he would commit an act of impiety if he apostatized; for his
17        5, XXVI   |              It would be an act of impiety to get rid of the institutions
18        5, XXVII  |          how it would be an act of impiety to get rid of those ancestral
19        5, XXVII  |            and how it is an act of impiety to do away with those laws
20        5, XXVII  |       Celsus, that it is an act of impiety on the part of the Jews
21        5, XXVIII |         not at all chargeable with impiety for the non-observance of
22        5, XXVIII |           who was deemed guilty of impiety among certain nations was
23        5, XXXV   |         who regard it as an act of impiety to eat of those things which
24        5, XXXVIII|        were to be judged guilty of impiety because he did not worship
25        5, XXXVIII|         and if, adjudged guilty of impiety, they should be led away
26        5, LII    |        religion, or doing deeds of impiety; for these things are obscurely
27        6, XXIX   |            and we are guilty of no impiety towards Him. We do not assert,
28        6, LXVI   | consequence of what ignorance, and impiety, and want of knowledge of
29        7, VIII   |         Spirit on account of their impiety towards God, and towards
30        7, LXIV   |            than debase by any such impiety the conception which they
31        8, XX     |           of piety, leads to utter impiety those who abandon the way
32        8, LXII   |            one might suspect us of impiety when we alleged that these
33        8, LXV    |            but even if it involves impiety towards God, or any servile