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 1 Int      |  interesting which treat of the Being of God, of the Divinity
 2 Ana      |         decrees are perpetually being ignored by yourselves, both
 3 Ana      |    eternally by His Father, and being Co-essential with Him was
 4 Ana      |         Meanwhile His gospel is being spread throughout the world
 5 I        |   suspected, and justly, of not being altogether unconscious that
 6 I        |      there to prevent it really being of a nature such as they
 7 I        |      cease to be ignorant. From being such, they become Christians,
 8 I        |         along dare to defend as being good. There is a sense of
 9 II       |      the degradation of others, being distressed at their very
10 II       |        was guilty, but because, being forbidden to be sought out,
11 II       |        them to be; their object being that the name which is opposed
12 II       |         else you credit us with being? Is it in our case alone
13 III      |      interests and such hatred, being content to suffer loss,
14 IV       |        may be put to the blush, being as they are accusers (respecting
15 V        |         out by all the best, as being their opponents, more readily
16 VI       |         decrees are perpetually being ignored by yourselves, both
17 VII      |        such is its condition of being, that it would not steadily
18 VIII     |         Believe it for the time being, for argument's sake. And
19 VIII     |       stand by while this human being dies before it has really
20 VIII     |         these things of a human being can also do them. You, too,
21 VIII     |       those who are desirous of being initiated to go first to
22 IX       |    willing victims, the infants being caressed lest they should
23 IX       |      still forming into a human being. Prevention of birth is
24 IX       | formation. That also is a human being, which is about to become
25 X        |      them in the event of their being really gods. Then, too,
26 X        |     Attic hospitality, settled, being received by Janus, or Janes,
27 X        |       the whole of Italy, after being Oenotria, was named Saturnia.
28 X        |          and since he came into being by a man, he certainly cannot
29 XI       |      enjoying a nobler state of being. If, then, there is any
30 XII      |       process of transformation being carried out both most insultingly
31 XIII     |       worn out or battered from being long worshipped, or as each
32 XIV      |    something at all events from being lost. ~But I turn to your
33 XVI      |      was presumed that we, too, being nearly allied to the Jewish
34 XVI(41)  |     natural symbolism, the east being the quarter of light, was
35 XVII     |   although He does not admit of being estimated. Thus the force
36 XVII     |      God by this name alone, as being the proper name of the True
37 XVIII    |       pleaded with the Jews, as being the household and family
38 XX       |       time with those which are being verified daily. The same
39 XX       |       up into parts while it is being fulfilled, while the present
40 XX       | fulfilled, while the present is being assigned out of the future,
41 XXI      |    eternally by His Father, and being co-essential with Him, was
42 XXI      |       is a somewhat recent one, being of the Tiberian age, perhaps
43 XXI      |         this story for the time being (it resembles your own),
44 XXI      |       an eclipse [but no reason being found for it, they then
45 XXII     |  possess great powers; so that, being invisible and unperceived
46 XXII     |    world is one place : what is being done everywhere they know
47 XXII     |        while their writings are being read aloud. And so gleaning
48 XXII     |        word that a tortoise was being cooked with the flesh of
49 XXIV     |  consequence of there certainly being no gods, then certainly
50 XXIV     |         mentioned Roman gods as being worshipped in them; for
51 XXV      |   empire, since royal power was being exercised long before your
52 XXVII    |   condition, arising from their being foredoomed, finds meantime
53 XXVII    |        in whose power they are, being rendered the more desperate
54 XXVII    | desperate by their certainty of being no match for us, we unwillingly
55 XXX      |       then is consequent on his being less than Heaven. For he
56 XXX      |         he is also a man before being emperor: thence comes his
57 XXXIV    |        lords. So far is it from being the emperor's due to be
58 XXXV     |         those who are now daily being detected as having lent
59 XL       |         remained to this day by being themselves later than that
60 XL       |         it crumbles to ashes on being touched. Moreover neither
61 XLII     |     XLII. ~3. We are accused of being worthless to trade, a charge
62 XLII     |   committed, and are accused of being unprofitable in ordinary
63 XLIV(115)|                       q i.e. of being Christians; the very name
64 XLVI     |     their imitation corrupt it, being seekers after fame: Christians
65 XLVI     |         and maintain it intact, being anxious about their own
66 XLVII    |     imitate our doctrines, yet, being men desirous, as we have
67 XLVII    |         present semi-obscurity; being, as they are, dark even
68 XLVII    |  Platonists, too, regard Him as being interested in the affairs
69 XLVIII   |         restitution consists in being what one was before. For
70 XLVIII   |    unwillingly, that law of thy being. But as it is, He has appointed
71 App      |       who were accused to me of being Christians. I asked them
72 App(136) |      Holy Eucharist, the former being held in the evening, and
73 App(136) |        informed, the agape (not being, like the Eucharist, an
74 App      |         even of both sexes, are being drawn into danger and are
75 App      |     have been accused to you of being Christians. No universal