Chapter

 1 I     |   appointed tasks then it was, I say, that one of the company
 2 II    |          and judge that which we say. For if thou put Anger and
 3 IV    |      privately; and, to try him, say that thou desirest to leave
 4 IV    |        and what is thine advice? Say on; I adjure thee in the
 5 IV    |          breathing fire, as they say, "Ye vagabonds and deceivers,"
 6 V     |        death, whose approach (ye say) is as uncertain as it is
 7 VI    |          what his race, I cannot say, but he dwelt in a waste
 8 VI    |          O prince, that I should say anything falsely or unadvisedly
 9 VII   |       Father, and was God, he, I say, condescended toward his
10 VIII  | salvation of our race, `Verily I say unto you, except ye be born
11 IX    |            Verily,' he spake, `I say unto you, the hour is coming
12 IX    |          rose from the dead, how say some among you that there
13 IX    |        left. Then shall the King say unto them on his right hand, `
14 IX    |     answered and said, `Verily I say unto you, I know you not.'
15 IX    |         for the Saviour said, `I say unto you, that for every
16 X     |     trust in graven images, that say to the molten images, Ye
17 X     |       art yet speaking, he shall say, `Here am I.' `I, even I,
18 XI    |   judgement; and whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in
19 XI    |     began Jesus to preach and to say, "Repent ye, for the kingdom
20 XI    |        go to my father, and will say unto him, "Father, I have
21 XII   |         which are commanded you, say, "We are unprofitable servants:
22 XIV   |         present things); then, I say, I understood that all such
23 XIX   |         so that we can no longer say that the acquiring of virtues
24 XX    |    praying thou shalt be able to say with blessed David, who,
25 XX    |          all passions, and could say unto God, `As for iniquity,
26 XX    |       art yet speaking, he shall say, `Behold I am here.' If
27 XX    |  merciful to him: such an one, I say, by his continuance in such
28 XXIII |       death be profitable, as ye say, why should ye not reach
29 XXIV  |          example of that which I say? Behold us, who by them
30 XXV   |         while know not what they say, nor whereof they confidently
31 XXV   |          a wrong doer, I may not say. But this I know full well,
32 XXVI  |     which he had not purposed to say, and thus addressed the
33 XXVII |       the same. What then must I say about the elements? ~"They,
34 XXVII |       his own children. And they say that Zeus cut off his privy
35 XXVII |        introduce Zeus, who, they say, became king of the gods,
36 XXVII |     wight), and in the end, they say that he was struck by Zeus
37 XXVII |      things. But in the end they say he was taken in adultery
38 XXVII |   adulteress though she be, they say that she is herself a goddess.
39 XXVII |     seeking her lost lover. They say that she even descended
40 XXVIII|       those things which we must say unto our adversaries tomorrow:
41 XXX   |     Hearing this, the king, they say, caused a little house,
42 XXX   |        the king's spearman, they say, wittily replied that they
43 XXXII |         world -- what canst thou say but that it is a divine
44 XXXII |        what hast thou thyself to say of thy wise men and orators,
45 XXXIX |         which are commanded you, say, "We are unprofitable servants,
46 XL    |           as he was ever wont to say, "Pardon! father, pardon!
47 XL    |      Saints. Thereupon, sooth to say, they chanted the sacred
48 XL    |     rightly and fitly, might one say, in honour of these children