Chapter

 1 2 |       therefore, of them can be called omnipotent, which is the
 2 9 |      changed his name, might be called Virbius? What do these things
 3 10|   father. Why, therefore, is he called best and greatest, since
 4 12|     divinity to those whom they called gods; as they did also respecting
 5 20|         for this reason she was called Lupa, and represented in
 6 20|       on this account the games called Floralia are celebrated
 7 20|        the principal sewer, and called it by the name of the goddess
 8 23|    found her little son, who is called Osiris. For first her priests
 9 24|       that is, to Vesta, who is called Tellus,--whence the poet
10 25|       For on this account he is called anthropos, because he looks
11 30|  learned it, ought to have been called wise. But since they are
12 30|        wise. But since they are called students of wisdom as long
13 36|       Pythagoras, who was first called a philosopher, who judged
14 38|      succour them, which is not called forth so as to render aid,
15 42|     supreme power, He alone was called God. For all things were
16 42|      whom we have thought to be called God, created a second God,
17 42|         mouth. Yet by men He is called by two names--Jesus, which
18 42|    Christ, which is King. He is called Saviour on this account,
19 42|       in God through Him. He is called Christ on this account,
20 43|        and they were afterwards called Jews. Therefore they served
21 48|       the Son: "I the Lord have called Thee in righteousness, and
22 54|      though innocent, should be called desperate and impious, and
23 54|       the other hand, should be called just and pious!~
24 56|      neglects its own, is to be called foolishness. But if all
25 56|      him, he will manifestly be called just; but he will also be
26 57|         justice ought not to be called foolishness, but innocence,
27 61|         evil uses, they will be called vices. Anger therefore has
28 72| together, and its name shall be called Polyandrion. After these