Book, Chapter

 1        2, III  |        who makes this Jew of his address his fellow-citizen and the
 2        2, IV   |         Jew, then, continues his address to converts from his own
 3        2, LIV  |       from the beginning, in his address to those of his countrymen
 4        2, LV   |        LV.~The Jew continues his address to those of his countrymen
 5        3, L    |         feeling of philanthropy, address their arguments to the ignorant
 6        3, LXXVI|          all are intoxicated who address themselves to inanimate
 7        4, V    |          Paul also taught in his address to the Athenians; and therefore,
 8        4, XCVII|     little before. And one might address him with the prayer: "If
 9        5, XIII |        that we may, God willing, address to him in reply such arguments
10        5, XLVI |         we would rather die than address him as God, it being a name
11        6, I    |       they must adopt a style of address fitted to do good to all,
12        6, II   |      careful to adopt a style of address which should not merely
13        6, VI   | multitude in writing and in oral address, what nobler pursuit in
14        6, X    |         believe, and to these we address that alone; while we approach
15        6, XIV  |           who are not ashamed to address (supplications) to inanimate
16        7, XL   |        wonderful words which you address to the lion, to the amphibious
17        7, XLIV |           who are not ashamed to address inanimate things as gods
18        7, XLVI |           seeing that both alike address to the Creator of the world
19        7, LI   |        to the Creator of all, to address his prayers to Him alone,
20        7, LIII |         to refute, he goes on to address us thus: "Seeing you are
21        7, LXII |          one place: 'Persons who address prayers to these images
22        7, LXV  |          time to know God and to address prayers to images.~