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 1    I, 3 |         this error. Now, let us prove by testimonies the unity
 2    I, 5 |         the diversity of titles prove an obstacle, since by their
 3    I, 11|   believe them: yes, truly they prove by the fact itself that
 4    I, 18|         and Liber. I am able to prove from the sacred writings
 5    I, 22|        Thus, while they wish to prove even to posterity with what
 6   II, 5 |    truth firmly deny it; and we prove that you, O philosophers,
 7   II, 6 |  persons, in their eagerness to prove that which they had falsely
 8   II, 9 |        By what arguments do you prove this? For you gave no reason
 9   II, 9 |       arguments by which he may prove that matter has always existed,
10   II, 9 |    begin to be. And if he shall prove these things, then, and
11  III, 2 |      what argument, then, can I prove that philosophy is not wisdom,
12  III, 3 |      about to descend who would prove them to be mad and false,
13  III, 13|       the chief good, we should prove this also, that the soul
14  III, 13|         been able to explain or prove anything: for, being destitute
15  III, 23|      all. This is sufficient to prove the error of this madman,
16  III, 24|         But I should be able to prove by many arguments that it
17  III, 29|       it, he would be unable to prove. Lastly, he who says that
18   IV, 3 |  preserve his piety if he shall prove ungrateful for the heavenly
19   IV, 12|       is sufficiently strong to prove the truth, when it is alleged
20   IV, 16|       his words be true; let us prove what end he shall have let
21   IV, 16|      may know his meekness, and prove his patience; let us condemn
22   IV, 27|      And it is not difficult to prove this. For when they sacrifice
23    V, 2 |   writings he endeavoured so to prove the falsehood of sacred
24    V, 3 |         from this very thing to prove the arrogance of Christ,
25    V, 20|      they say; but we teach, we prove, we show. And thus no one
26    V, 23|        it will be sufficient to prove our point from the case
27    V, 23|     when corrupted, and try and prove them when faithful. For
28    V, 23| faithful. For how can a general prove the valour of his soldiers,
29    V, 23|    soldiers, that He may either prove the devotedness and fidelity
30   VI, 6 |     deny it, I should appear to prove the opposite. But I deny
31  VII, 8 |         have little strength to prove and fill up the truth, since