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 1   I,   1|     advocates. For I should not deny that that charge is a most
 2   I,  31|         we have heard that some deny the existence of any divine
 3   I,  32|        indifference whether you deny that He exists, or affirm
 4   I,  34|     calumnious charge, as if we deny that there is a deity of
 5   I,  42|       do you think that we will deny that He is worshipped by
 6   I,  49|         and of kingly power, to deny his bounty to none, and
 7  II,  11|        in the skin? Not that we deny either that they are worthy
 8  II,  39|         their own existence, or deny altogether that anything
 9  II,  47|      whose they are, because we deny that they are God's? That
10  II,  47|  necessarily; for if we were to deny that flies, beetles, and
11  II,  48|         in like manner, when we deny that souls are the offspring
12  II,  51|        reply, because, while we deny that souls are of royal
13  II,  56| opinions. So, too, some utterly deny the existence of the gods;
14  II,  62|    victims it may, let the wise deny themselves all the pleasures
15  II,  74|        is the reason? We do not deny that we do not know. For
16  II,  78|        which we do not wish and deny to be true, the last day
17 III,  36|      against you, than that you deny their existence, and say
18  IV,  18|       of books, it is unjust to deny the reliableness of these
19  IV,  31|          and yet do you dare to deny that the gods are ever being
20   V,  30|        sacrilegious, who either deny that there are any gods
21 VII,  35|       others female; we utterly deny that the powers of heaven
22 VII,  39|        and power. For we do not deny that all these things are
23 VII,  40|        40. But neither shall we deny that we know this as well,
24 VII,  41|  brought forward; and we do not deny that there is in them something
25 App     |       Appendix --- -- We do not deny that all these things which