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 1 1 |        peace. But for us who are called Christians you have not
 2 2 |          punished because we are called Christians (for what has
 3 5 |    preconception, are ignorantly called gods, says doubtingly:--~ "
 4 6 |          of the air (o aêr), and called by other names in respect
 5 10|      their distinction in order, called atheists? Nor is our teaching
 6 15| materials of his art--why are we called to account? For as is the
 7 16|          says he, "that which is called heaven and earth has received
 8 17|     image made of the olive-tree called), and the sitting figure
 9 20|         whence mystically she is called Athela, but commonly Phersephone
10 20|       the same as Athena, who is called Kore from the pupil of the
11 20|           bound her with what is called the Herculean knot, and
12 22|        of which the male part is called Zeus and the female Hera (
13 22|         sepulchre is to this day called the tomb of Osiris? For
14 23|    others, who, we know, are all called their brothers; besides
15 24|      were begotten those who are called giants. And if something
16 28|         Horus the son of Osiris, called by the Greeks Apollo. He
17 28|       equal to the lake at Delos called the Hoop. On this lake it
18 30|         wonder if some should be called gods by their people on
19 32|      purposes, and who are to be called to account for their very