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 1   I,   2|         For it will assuredly be proved by an array of convincing
 2   I,  13|        with palpable and clearly proved falsehoods? It is almost
 3   I,  13|           For this must first be proved by him who accuses us, that
 4   I,  22|        on calumnious reports not proved by any certain evidence.
 5   I,  31|         He is believed in on the proved truth of reliable evidence,
 6   I,  42|        whether the matter can be proved, as we allege. There is
 7   I,  56|         by the confession of all proved to have been God.
 8  II,   7| suppositions as though they were proved and ascertained truths.
 9 III,   1|         nor will it be therefore proved true if it found many to
10  IV,  27|  preserved its purity? Is it not proved in your books that Tithonus
11  IV,  30|        than by you. But if it is proved by the very insults that
12  VI,   8|        the gods exist; and he is proved not to put faith in his
13  VI,  26|     however, because it has been proved and established that the
14 VII,  19|         be set at nought, and be proved, the opinions of wise men,
15 VII,  26|          what incense was, as is proved by the ancient writers,
16 VII,  26|          for this incense, it is proved that to-day also that is
17 VII,  46|        same reasoning, it can be proved, on the other hand, that