Book, Chapter

 1        7, VII  |     other so-called prophets; whilst we regard with reverent
 2        7, XVIII|   them as his avowed enemies; whilst, on the other hand, his
 3        7, XVIII|    which was taught by Moses, whilst, according to the supposition
 4        7, XXXVI|     most ridiculous part, if, whilst you pronounce imprecatious
 5        7, XL   |     most ridiculous part, if, whilst you pronounce imprecations
 6        7, L    |     then face to face;" and, "Whilst we are in our home in the
 7        7, LVI  |      blood on which it lived, whilst deceiving those who sought
 8        7, LXII |      offer prayers to images, whilst he knows not who the gods
 9        7, LXV  |      offer prayers to images, whilst he knows not who the gods
10        7, LXVI |    fall into a contradiction, whilst on the one hand we say that
11        8, V    |                            V.~Whilst there are thus many gods
12        8, V    |  subjected the same in hope," whilst he praises the creature,
13        8, XVII | painters, Zeuxis and Apelles, whilst others make inferior statues,
14        8, XXXIX|    and fastened to the stake, whilst your demon--or, as you call
15        8, XLV  |     these as undoubted facts, whilst at the same time he treats
16        8, LXV  |   patience and fortitude. But whilst we do nothing which is contrary