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 1 Ana     |          assert the existence of daemons, spiritual beings of malefic
 2 Ana     |        be divine (ch. 22). These daemons and your gods are identical,
 3 Ana     |       against the attacks of the daemons (ch. 37). The Christian
 4 XIX(59) |          the True God led to the daemons passing themselves off as
 5 XXI     |       when He by a word cast out daemons from men, restored their
 6 XXII    | philosophers are acquainted with daemons; for Socrates himself waited
 7 XXII    |        poets are acquainted with daemons; even the untaught vulgar
 8 XXII    |       still more corrupt race of daemons has issued, condemned by
 9 XXII    |       contagion the influence of daemons and angels brings about
10 XXII    |     winged. This both angels and daemons are. In a moment, therefore,
11 XXIII   |            CHAPTER XXIII. ~These daemons and your gods are identical,
12 XXIII   |       God. Our dominion over the daemons is derived from the power
13 XXIII   |    assistant power of angels and daemons, through whom both goats
14 XXIII   |        another! Or if angels and daemons devote themselves to the
15 XXIII   |         the equals of angels and daemons? The difference of places
16 XXIII   |      that the nature of gods and daemons is one, though passing under
17 XXIII   |        do not confess themselves daemons, not daring to lie to a
18 XXIII   |          by saying that they are daemons? Is it to gratify us? If
19 XXIII   |          the other hand they are daemons or angels, why do they elsewhere
20 XXIII   |      with direct knowledge to be daemons would not dare to elsewhere
21 XXIII   |        neither be assumed by the daemons, nor denied by the gods.
22 XXIII   |         of beings exists, namely daemons. Indeed on either hypothesis
23 XXIII   |        such you learn to be only daemons. ~Moreover, with this same
24 XXIII   |       statement, see whether the daemons will join in your ridicule;
25 XXIV    |         by a host of gods and of daemons alike. Consequently procurators
26 XXIV(72)|         the relation of gods and daemons to the One Supreme Deity
27 XXVII   |      although the whole force of daemons and spirits of that kind
28 XXIX    |          us guilty. If angels or daemons, spirits of a most depraved
29 XXXII   |      safety as a great oath. But daemons, that is, genii, we are
30 XXXVII  |       against the attacks of the daemons. ~IF, as we said above,
31 XXXVII  |      refer to the attacks of the daemons whom we expel from you without
32 XLIII   |        not now say who can expel daemons from you; I do not now say
33 XLVI    |        philosophers does not put daemons to flight. Why should it,
34 XLVI    |           when philosophers rank daemons next to gods? It is the