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 1 I       |           age, of every class, even people of high rank, are going
 2 IX      | manslaughter), I will appeal to the people. How many of those who stand
 3 IX      |            for human blood the very people on whom you confidently
 4 XIV     |         amongst such very religious people, ought neither to be revealed
 5 XXI     |             the Jews, although most people know, and we ourselves declare,
 6 XXI     |            God. But even the common people now know something about
 7 XXI     |             out of every nation and people and clime, choose for Himself
 8 XXI     |          the enthralled and servile people to themselves from the faith,
 9 XXI     |           shew Himself forth to the people, lest they should be delivered
10 XXV     |            Trojan race, too, of all people? Whereas 74  ~ 'Here were
11 XXV     |             bounds of belief that a people should be supposed to have
12 XXIX    |           But you are the religious people 77 who seek it where it
13 XXX     |              faithful senate, loyal people, quiet world, and whatever
14 XXXV(88)|                        n The common people lived in the low-lying portion
15 XL      |            Jupiter, proclaim to the people bare-foot religious processions,
16 XLII    |          noses, no matter that some people smell with their hair. We
17 XLII    |           afford to support our own people and your begging gods too;
18 XLIV    |       culprits? It is with your own people that your prisons heave;
19 XLIV    |          heave; it is with your own people that the mines perpetually
20 XLIV    |             sigh; it is on your own people that the beasts are continually
21 XLIV    |       fattened; it is from your own people that the givers of gladiatorial
22 XLVII   |           us in certain tenets that people liken us to them. And this,
23 XLVIII  |           he not be assailed by the people rather indeed with stones,