Chapter

 1 7 |    still fresh in memory and men were living who had seen
 2 8 |     and on earth peace among men of good will;” and when
 3 16|     he led forth his trained men, born in his house, three
 4 17|      brethren? Again, if all men, as such, were His brethren,
 5 17| brethren seek thee,” for all men alike were entitled to the
 6 17|  relating the history of the men of early times, does not
 7 18|     fame for good deeds, all men should give him credit for
 8 19| other apostolic and eloquent men, who against Ebion, Theodotus
 9 20|      Jacob, who were married men? Are not infants daily fashioned
10 23|    proper when he wishes all men to be as himself. He had
11 23|    air of immodesty to force men to fly in the face of nature,