Chapter

 1 IX    |         and called gods; since we see that these are soulless
 2 XVIII |            i.e., for the wicked), see that ye neglect not to be
 3 XIX   |           into a shape such as we see? For let this now be said
 4 XIX   |       small drop, and yet now you see them thus produced, so also
 5 XIX   |          to conceive; but this we see clearly, that they would
 6 XIX   |       such materials, as they now see both themselves and the
 7 XXVII |    against God, first, because we see that almost all so exposed (
 8 XXVII |         grazing horses, so now we see you rear children only for
 9 XXXII |           And this indeed you can see for yourselves, and be convinced
10 XXXVI |           Father, just as you can see even in your own writers,
11 XLIII |           we thus demonstrate. We see the same man making a transition
12 XLIV  | fearlessly read them, but, as you see, bring them for your inspection,
13 XLVIII|         speaking: the blind shall see, and the lepers shall be
14 LI    |          for sin, your soul shall see His seed prolonged in days.
15 LII   |       shall say and do, when they see Him coming in glory, has
16 LIII  |         those persons are able to see that we do not make mere
17 LIII  |        And those who care may yet see their whole country desolate
18 LXVIII|         the gods themselves would see to it that such offenders
19 LXVIII|     prefect Vitrasius Pollio will see that it be transmitted to