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 1 I    |     knowledge that thou mayest answer with words of truth to those
 2 IX   |   objection which calls for an answer, set forth all such as may
 3 XIV  |  stories about Jesus. ~15. Our answer is that to reconstruct almost
 4 XVI  |   themselves Philosophers; our answer is that men who destroy
 5 XVII |      or Egyptian name." Now in answer to this we must remark that
 6 XVIII|       good thing." This is our answer. If all men could give up
 7 XVIII|    they will be good enough to answer me, not as if I were a novice,
 8 XVIII| portentously stupid people, my answer is that I do my best to
 9 XIX  |   moral notions of mankind. In answer also to those who say, How
10 XX   |      captured by men." Now, in answer to this, observe that even
11 XX   |      family memorials," I must answer that the more he praises
12 XX   |       remarks, out of many, in answer to the foregoing, for we
13 XXI  |     earthy nature; and if they answer "Yes," we will tell them
14 XXI  |     And we shall give the same answer respecting the Apostle's
15 XXI  |        want other arguments to answer him. But since our opponents
16 XXI  |       it deserves blame, their answer will be absurd, for the
17 XXII |      his will? That Celsus may answer, if he will, you see I am
18 XXIV |        matter. If you have any answer to this, pray say on. If
19 XXIV |        have given a sufficient answer to your companion, and I
20 XXV  |        and let them give us an answer. Just for a moment let us
21 XXVII|     Further, we should like an answer to another question: What