Chapter

 1 II    |          seen. This has led some persons of extravagant imagination
 2 VII   |          he made choice of three persons to share the government
 3 X     |         said, "There are profane persons here, who obstruct the rites."
 4 XI    |        enough for him to exclude persons of that religion from the
 5 XI    |      Galerius would have had all persons burnt alive who refused
 6 XXI   |         chief men in cities, and persons of the most eminent rank,
 7 XXXI  |    levying the tax from the same persons. No threshing-floor without
 8 XXXVI |    priest, chosen from among the persons of most distinction. The
 9 XXXVII|        of the property of living persons, which he made to his favourites
10 XL    | violently rescuing the condemned persons out of the hands of the
11 XLVIII|         but now we will that all persons who have purchased such
12 XLVIII|         reserving always to such persons, who have either purchased
13 XLVIII|        Provided always, that the persons making restitution without
14 LII   |       authority of well-informed persons; and I thought it proper