Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXV  |      a pure and holy virgin? Surely it is appropriate only to
 2        1, LXX   |       And it was far better, surely, that a god should employ
 3        3, XIII  |   teaching of Jesus. And yet surely this furnishes no ground
 4        7, XL    |    and perish at the stake." Surely, then, he is unaware that
 5        7, LIII  |      do not beat,'--a speech surely of a spirit truly divine.
 6        8, IX    |     Adrian, is honoured; but surely you will not say that the
 7        8, XII   |  says, "I am the truth;" and surely none of us is so simple
 8        8, XXXIII|      good and kind." We must surely live, and we must live according
 9        8, XLVIII| priests and mystagogues. For surely the purpose of him who brought
10        8, L     |    not worthy of honour. But surely it is not without honour
11        8, L     |    needless dissensions. But surely he ought, as one of superior
12        8, LI    |  truth that the unjust shall surely suffer eternal punishment,
13        8, LIV   |     beaten and tortured; for surely it is not in vain for a
14        8, LXIX  |     same as you," adds: "You surely do not say that if the Romans
15        8, LXXI  |     written. His words are: "Surely it is intolerable for you
16        8, LXXII |   possible, but that it will surely come to pass, that all who