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 1 Ana   |      heap upon us (ch. 12). In fact, you act most sacrilegiously
 2 Ana   |     world (ch. 32). ~We are in fact far more truly loyal than
 3 I     |   condemns it, is found in the fact that all, who formerly hated
 4 I     |        not even from this very fact do men mentally advance
 5 II    | certain that we as a matter of fact are the most guilty of men,
 6 II    |   released from it. No one, in fact, desires to acquit him;
 7 II    | neither leads you to grasp the fact that more credit is to be
 8 III   |     what is there novel in the fact of any school taking an
 9 IV    |     lawful. And as a matter of fact, on this very ground it
10 VII   |     dare to investigate has in fact no existence. A very different
11 VII   |      exist, and hands over the fact as if its duty of news-bearing
12 VII   |  thenceforward it is held as a fact, and is called a fact. Nor
13 VII   |        a fact, and is called a fact. Nor does any one say for
14 X     |      it remains an established fact that those gods do exist,
15 X     |       to this day Saturnia; in fact the whole of Italy, after
16 X     |        not make a point of the fact that men in those ages were
17 XI(29)|     when you like to admit the fact of future rewards and punishments.'
18 XIII  |              CHAPTER XIII. ~In fact, you act most sacrilegiously
19 XVI   |      heaven. This notion is in fact derived from our well-known
20 XIX   |  records and memorials, and in fact hieroglyphics themselves,
21 XX    |   events, regarding them as in fact already proved, because
22 XXI   |       were all ever urging the fact that in the last courses
23 XXI   |       it, they then denied the fact]; and yet you have this
24 XXIII |        actual demonstration of fact, and by it we shall shew
25 XXIII |        could be plainer than a fact like this? What could be
26 XXIII |        His disciples? is He in fact now in Hades?' Is He not
27 XXIII |       are unclean spirits, — a fact which cannot fail to be
28 XXVIII|   human lordship. With you, in fact, one swears falsely by all
29 XXXII |      We recognize in them this fact only, what God wills; and
30 XLVIII|       thou will find that this fact is credible. Reflect what
31 L     |      when we are slain; and in fact we escape, even when we
32 L     |       If he who hopes for this fact from God, suffers for God,
33 App   |  correct it. It is certainly a fact that the temples, which
34 App   |        clearly demonstrate the fact by worshipping our gods,