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 1 II       |         criminal. ~EVEN if it is certain that we as a matter of fact
 2 II       |         if we consent to perform certain actions like others who
 3 II(8)    |          and a denial of Christ. Certain employments, too, such as
 4 III      |     against words, except that a certain pronunciation of a name
 5 IX       | descendants of Aeneas there is a certain Jupiter 24 whom in his own
 6 IX       |      Herodotus 25, I think) that certain nations have appointed the
 7 IX       |         They say also that among certain Scythian tribes a dead person
 8 IX       |     simply because you are quite certain that it is unlawful for
 9 XII      |      then, I see merely names of certain dead men of old time, and
10 XV       |          and then from it, after certain false notions about it have
11 XVI      |          your gods. ~FOR you, as certain others have done, have dreamed
12 XVI      |       very next city 43, since a certain wretch, who hired himself
13 XIX      |        Hence it is that you hold certain tenets in common with us,
14 XIX      |           If you have heard of a certain Moses, he is contemporary
15 XXI      |       past 65, descending into a certain Virgin, and becoming Flesh
16 XXI      |        He passed forty days with certain of His disciples in Galilee,
17 XXI      |       and images of the dead, by certain signs and miracles and oracles
18 XXII     |          affirm the existence of certain spiritual substances; nor
19 XXII     |          hand. Moreover how from certain angels, corrupted of their
20 XXII     |      this means the knowledge of certain chance events, they enviously
21 XXIV     |     Roman religion. For if it be certain that there are no gods,
22 XXIV     |       are no gods, it is equally certain that there can be no religion
23 XXV      |     prostitute Larentina. ~It is certain that many of your deities
24 XXVII    |        knowledge, whereby we are certain who those beings are to
25 XXXIX    |       all holy intercourse 104. ~Certain approved elders preside 105,
26 XXXIX    |          small contribution on a certain day of the month, or when
27 XLVI(120)|     while Christian knowledge is certain, philosophers only speculate;
28 XLVI     |    Diogenes. I hear, too, that a certain Speusippus, of the school
29 XLVI     |       some one may say that even certain of our own members deviate
30 XLVII    |       their resemblance to us in certain tenets that people liken
31 XLVII    |       philosophy was banished by certain laws,—the Theban, Spartan,
32 XLVII    | perverted the Old Testament, for certain men of their stock have,
33 XLVII    |         been brought in: by them certain stories have been promulgated