Chapter

 1 7 |          on their expedition, and having stormed Troy, slew Laomedon,
 2 7 |         his wife Megara. At last, having put on a garment sent by
 3 8 |    subduing India as a conqueror, having by chance come to Crete,
 4 9 |          except from crime? Venus having been subject to the lusts
 5 9 |         among unknown groves, and having now changed his name, might
 6 20|       Verrius relates; the other, having acquired great wealth by
 7 23|           priests and attendants, having shaved all their limbs,
 8 23|         by taunts; and afterwards having been himself appointed priest,
 9 25|          age to that of iron. For having lost the knowledge of God,
10 25|        when first of all Jupiter, having obtained supreme dominion,
11 27|        substance of angels. Thus, having become ministers of the
12 32|       nothing can be known. Thus, having taken away knowledge, they
13 36|         exist at all, than, after having had the form of a man, to
14 42|          to judge the world, and, having raised the dead, to establish
15 43|          bearer of a new law; and having removed the ungrateful people
16 44|     mediator between God and man, having overcome death, He might
17 45|     judges of their own law: who, having received the power of punishing
18 45|            Then the executioners, having cast lots over His tunic
19 47|        had fled through fear; and having given them commands which
20 47|        wished to be observed, and having arranged for the preaching
21 51|           it was also added, that having undertaken to suffer and
22 51|         passion, unclean spirits, having insinuated themselves into
23 52|         foolishness with God; and having undertaken e true wisdom,
24 54|          victory on our side, if, having overcome the torturers,
25 56|           do? It may happen that, having suffered shipwreck, he may
26 56|          to a plank; or, his army having been defeated, in his flight
27 60|           purity, and mercy; that having laid aside the error of
28 66|           in the presence of God, having triumphed over the world
29 66|           of God and impure, who, having thrown off the yoke, wantons
30 68| previously born mortal, and then, having completed the course of
31 68|          their temporal life, and having laid aside the covering
32 70|     denied that which is evident. Having proved the immortality of
33 71|         powerful and wicked, who, having destroyed three, will obtain
34 71|      three, will obtain Asia, and having reduced and subdued the
35 72|         himself shall escape, and having often renewed his army,