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 1 I    |  foregoing passage against our opponents, who, perplexed by what
 2 I    | lawyers, for, according to our opponents, the lawyers had no books
 3 II   |        less remain, though our opponents have forsaken the Godhead,
 4 XIV  |        but not ignoble, as our opponents maintain; nor is there clear
 5 XVI  |       would not utterly detest opponents who debase Christianity.
 6 XVIII|          2. So then, since our opponents are for ever talking about
 7 XVIII|     without reasoning; and our opponents, though they would not confess
 8 XXI  |      answer him. But since our opponents say they are disposed to
 9 XXI  |      be forgiven them." 482Our opponents will say, "If it is certainly
10 XXI  |       that hath mercy," as our opponents suppose, the commandments
11 XXIII|  believe. But we would ask our opponents to tell us what God meant
12 XXIII|        them. For instance, our opponents say we may learn both from
13 XXV  |       also speak lies? For our opponents, I suppose, will never be
14 XXV  |        And here let us ask our opponents a question, and let them
15 XXVI |      will ask whether what our opponents consider good things, were
16 XXVI |       and the wealth which our opponents suppose the Scripture to
17 XXVII|         and it is idle for our opponents to invent any other god