Book, Chapter

1      II, I |  be believed (to exist) in Gentiles, it is plain that it must
2      II, IV|   As if I were speaking to Gentiles, addressing you with a Gentile
3      II, IV|  the same graces which the Gentiles think (to be) graces: an
4      II, IV|    opinion of us which the Gentiles have. For whom, then, is
5      II, X |   still let us not, as the Gentiles do, flatter ourselves with
6      II, XI|  Dressing in Fine Array as Gentiles. On the Contrary, Their
7      II, XI|  with the holy days of the Gentiles. Now it is for the sake
8      II, XI| according to the decree of Gentiles, or according to the decree