Chapter

 1 2 |      distinguished citizen, to assert with oaths that the will
 2 24|       As to my birthplace, you assert that my writings prove it
 3 27|    things are irreligious, and assert that th ey deny the existence
 4 32|       them for the purpose you assert; as though I had bought
 5 40| instruction of my masters, who assert that a free man of free
 6 48|                       48] ~You assert also that by promising to
 7 51|        my opponents must needs assert that it is the part of a
 8 53|       knew all about them. You assert that I kept something mysterious
 9 53|      and penetrating intellect assert that we should not trust
10 58|     off some birds or, as they assert, killed them for magical
11 61|        a seal. This seal, they assert, I had fashioned of the
12 61|       have been secret, as you assert, when you are sufficiently
13 66|    hatred of wrongdoing and to assert his own integrity. But I
14 67|   vexes them most of all. They assert tha t at the very outset
15 89|       you lied so boldly as to assert that she had married at