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 1 I    |    their souls to the tomb. In fact, they gave themselves up
 2 I    |     and evidence. I should, in fact, have preferred to be silent
 3 II(7)|        and that baptism is, in fact, absolutely necessary to
 4 V    |    religious life; so that, in fact, the narrative I have given
 5 XVIII|    from the city, but that, in fact, nothing was less in the
 6 XVIII|   which he had recovered. This fact, too, ought not to be passed
 7 XX   |     have seen that this did in fact take place. For, on his
 8 XXI  | occasions of the same kind, in fact as often as such things
 9 XXV  |   seeing him. Unworthy me! (in fact, I hardly dare acknowledge
10 XXV  |        oppose his doing so. In fact, I felt so overcome by the
11 XXVI |  engaging in business. But, in fact, he did not indulge either
12 XXVII|   anger, he will, by that very fact, own that he is among those