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1 Pre         | first after the persecutions ceased. ~Of the authors cited in
2   1, 59     |     with those who have long ceased to be. ~
3   1, 75     |      excellence, when it has ceased to countenance the motions
4   2, 50     |   another ; but, should have ceased from dispute, and have enquired
5   2, 60     |   sacrifices of men entirely ceased every where, in the days
6   2, 76(135)|    where prevailed, entirely ceased in the times of Hadrian—
7   3, 16     |        that human sacrifices ceased throughout the whole earth ?~
8   3, 37     |    to his enemies ? For they ceased not to contend both with
9   4, 36(147)|    persecution of Diocletian ceased: for then all the conditions