Chapter

 1 II    |        life, to choose to do and say what is right. Do you, then,
 2 IV    |       accused deny the name, and say that he is not a Christian,
 3 VII   |         LIFE. ~But some one will say, Some have ere now been
 4 VIII  |          in like manner, used to say that Rhadamanthus and Minos
 5 VIII  |         came before them; and we say that the same thing will
 6 VIII  |   thousand years. And if any one say that this is incredible
 7 IX    |          has such a form as some say that they imitate to His
 8 IX    |        unlawful even to think or say that men are the guardians
 9 XII   |    things should come to pass, I say, our Teacher foretold, He
10 XIV   |        and understanding what we say. For they strive to hold
11 XV    |         of men. For what shall I say, too, of the countless multitude
12 XV    |       fornicators do this. But I say unto you, Pray for your
13 XVI   |      that sent Me. And many will say unto Me, Lord, Lord, have
14 XVI   |         wonders? And then will I say unto them, Depart from Me,
15 XIX   |       body, and some one were to say that it was possible that
16 XIX   |    picture of a man, and were to say with confidence that from
17 XIX   |         of God those imagine who say, that each thing returns
18 XX    |     resolved into fire, and they say that the world is to be
19 XX    |         all others? For while we say that all things have been
20 XX    |  doctrine of Plato; and while we say that there will be a burning
21 XX    |      existence, we shall seem to say the same things as the poets
22 XX    |         works of their hands, we say the very things which have
23 XXI   |          OF CHRIST. ~And when we say also that the Word, who
24 XXI   |        Pegasus. For what shall I say of Ariadne, and those who,
25 XXII  |  extraordinary thing to you, who say that Mercury is the angelic
26 XXII  |          Ferseus. And in that we say that He made whole the lame,
27 XXII  |     those born blind, we seem to say what is very similar to
28 XXIII |     acknowledged, not because we say the same things as these
29 XXIII |     writers said, but because we say true things: and (secondly)
30 XXIV  |       proof], because, though we say things similar to what the
31 XXIV  |       similar to what the Greeks say, we only are hated on account
32 XXVI  |          been a prostitute, they say is the first idea generated
33 XXXIII|      forth a son, and they shall say for His name, 'God with
34 XXXIII|          charge of the poets who say that Jupiter went in to
35 XXXVI |       came, but even hate us who say that He has come, and who
36 XLIII |         been said by us, that we say that whatever happens, happens
37 XLIV  | contradictories. So that what we say about future events being
38 XLIV  |        being foretold, we do not say it as if they came about
39 XLVI  |          teach, maintain that we say that Christ was born one
40 XLVI  |   Pontius Pilate, taught what we say He taught; and should cry
41 LII   |         people of the Jews shall say and do, when they see Him
42 LII   |          pierced; and they shall say, Why, O Lord, hast Thou
43 LVIII |       have no proof of what they say, but are carried away irrationally
44 LXI   |   believe that what we teach and say is true, and undertake to
45 LXI   |           and if any one dare to say that there is a name, he
46 LXIV  |          world by the Word, they say that Minerva is the first