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 1 I       |         their hatred; since if no just ground for hatred be found,
 2 II      |    although the information ought just as much to be extorted (
 3 II      |         may be produced in court;—just as if the enquiry was for
 4 IX      | yourselves even, magistrates most just and severe against us, shall
 5 IX      |           is about to become one, just as every fruit exists already
 6 IX      |          For they would be tested just as much by their desire
 7 IX      |          to death if they tasted, just as if they had refused to
 8 IX      |  exclaimed, h1laune th_n mhte/ra. Just consider now what opportunities
 9 X       |        have dropped from the sky. Just so it happened to Saturn,
10 XI      |       assign to them have existed just as much from the beginning
11 XIII    |       ornaments on their statues. Just as the dead man has his
12 XIX     |        their name from the truth, just as your gods in their case
13 XIX(59) |         the rise of false Sibyls; just as the existence of the
14 XXI(63) |          Hist. Rom., viii. 176 f; Just. Mart., Apol. i. 47 (Lib.
15 XXII    |         their word of execration, just as if from an innate consciousness
16 XXII    |           in the way which I have just mentioned that the Pythian
17 XXIII   |         in the guise of gods? For just as they who are regarded
18 XXV     |      gashing his arms, and issued just as before the accustomed
19 XXVIII  |       necessity of coercing us is just as much laid upon you, as
20 XXXIV   |  disgraceful but also dangerous : just as if, when you have an
21 XLII    |        ground and engage in trade just as you do; similarly we
22 XLIV    |         the punishment of so many just persons, from the slaughter
23 XLV(118)|        time. That pain which only just exceeds bodily pleasure
24 XLVI    |      system of ethics, are we not just as much placed on the same
25 XLVI    |           your gods, nevertheless just before his death bade a