Book, Chapter

1    I, 5 |           the truth let us cite as witnesses those very persons whom
2    I, 7 |        arguments, and confirmed by witnesses, that which is sufficiently
3    I, 8 |        proved, therefore, by these witnesses, so numerous and of such
4    I, 22|       withdraw himself without any witnesses, that he might be able to
5  III, 30|          examples, or by competent witnesses, and may show that the folly
6    V, 9 | exterminate and, take them away as witnesses of their crimes and wickedness,
7  VII, 13|       remains that I bring forward witnesses by whose authority my arguments