Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII   |    true state of the case from offering such a defence as they would
 2        2, I      |        that he even brought an offering to the altar, that he might
 3        2, VI     |     and in another place, when offering up a prayer regarding the
 4        2, XXXVIII|   unbelief; nor yet, while not offering any refutation, do they
 5        3, XXXIV  | whereas we have refrained from offering to the Divinity honour by
 6        3, XXXV   |      of the latter forbids the offering of honour to the others;
 7        4, LIII   |     all, and that, even before offering any logical refutation,
 8        5, XXVII  |      Chersonese, regarding the offering up of strangers in sacrifice
 9        5, XLI    |       of the mountains, and of offering sacrifices to Jupiter, giving
10        6, XLIX   |      Mosaic cosmogony, without offering, however, a single argument
11        6, LI     |     light?" So far are we from offering a defence of such puerilities,
12        8, XXI    |     his duty and prays always, offering up continually bloodless
13        8, XLVI   |      childless, but who, after offering prayers to the Creator of
14        8, LVII   |     pleased if we refrain from offering sacrifices to them than
15        8, LXXII  |      dispersed, shall bring My offering. In that day shalt thou
16        8, LXXIII |     army--an army of piety--by offering our prayers to God.~