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 1    I, 5 |             as witnesses those very persons whom they are accustomed
 2    I, 6 |          cases where a multitude of persons requires a distinguishing
 3    I, 6 |       verses written out by private persons. We have shown before that
 4    I, 10|          adulterers, and incestuous persons have no claim; unless it
 5    I, 20|    Messenians, they laid bare their persons. But the men, recognising
 6   II, 4 |         unable to injure those very persons by whom they were profaned
 7   II, 5 |       wonderful things. Whence some persons of dull and obtuse mind
 8   II, 6 |         inhabits another. But these persons, in their eagerness to prove
 9   II, 8 |        authorities; that those very persons, whom we have shown to be
10   II, 8 | long-continued plague. Sacrilegious persons can also be mentioned, by
11   II, 9 |           is easy to reply to these persons, who do not understand the
12   II, 20|          greater number of ignorant persons? But we must not despair
13  III, 15|       always have been, innumerable persons who are or have been good
14  III, 28|           many as have consoled any persons on account of the death
15   IV, 11|           He sent Him to those very persons whom He hated, that He might
16   IV, 15|          without any designation of persons and places, that I may be
17   IV, 26|           of the lamb by those very persons who perform it is called
18   IV, 29|           When he had set forth two persons, one of God the King, that
19    V, 1 |         NON-CONDEMNATION OF ACCUSED PERSONS WITHOUT A HEARING OF THEIR
20    V, 1 |            is given to sacrilegious persons, and to traitors and sorcerers,
21    V, 9 |            who prostitute their own persons to lust; who, in short,
22    V, 13|             of their sex (for these persons sometimes call it a womanish
23    V, 14|            spirit; and yet the same persons regard him who despises
24    V, 15|              in short, from private persons to the highest authorities
25    V, 17|             in the case of the same persons often changed according
26    V, 22|          state, and have these very persons subject to their power and
27   VI, 9 |          the whole world. But these persons think themselves just if
28   VI, 11|                          XI. OF THE PERSONS UPON WHOM A BENEFIT IS TO
29   VI, 11|            our property to suitable persons when they are in need of
30   VI, 11|             your bounty on suitable persons, unless it be that you may
31   VI, 11|           return. Why do you select persons? Why do you look at bodily
32   VI, 12|            our bounty on "suitable" persons. For the house of a just
33  VII, 5 |          opposition by more skilful persons. If good cannot exist without
34  VII, 7 |             consists. But different persons brought forward all these
35  VII, 25|            but even with those very persons who revile us, the truth