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 1    I, 8 |      SEX FOR PROCREATION.~It is proved, therefore, by these witnesses,
 2    I, 10|         his earliest childhood, proved to be impious, and almost
 3    I, 11|       argument, then, can it be proved that Europa did not sit
 4    I, 11|        Neptune. How can this be proved? Undoubtedly ancient stories
 5    I, 11|   actions and character we have proved that Jupiter was a man,
 6    I, 16|          BY WHAT ARGUMENT IT IS PROVED THAT THOSE WHO ARE DISTINGUISHED
 7   II, 1 |    Constantine, now that I have proved the emptiness of these things,
 8   II, 7 |     worship that which you have proved to be false. But since the
 9   II, 8 |          the truth of which was proved by letters received from
10   II, 9 |    uncertain things ought to be proved from those which are certain,
11   II, 10|        collision, the one which proved superior must destroy the
12  III, 1 |        this very thing iS to be proved by fact and by arguments,
13  III, 30|     their defence; then, having proved the systems of philosophy
14   IV, 10|    again. And when I shall have proved all these things by the
15   IV, 26|          which preceded and was proved true in Christ, but also
16    V, 1 |       condemned innocence, when proved to be such, than unheard.
17    V, 12|       folly, which is evidently proved to be wisdom, from the very
18   VI, 2 | therefore, can it be so plainly proved and understood that those
19   VI, 12|      inconsistency of Cicero be proved, if this were my object!
20  VII, 2 |      could not be affirmed, and proved without the knowledge of
21  VII, 9 |      immorality of souls can be proved and perceived: which arguments
22  VII, 16|     part, which shall have been proved, will remain.~