Chapter

 1 Int   |     THE life of Tertullian, so far as we know it, may be briefly
 2 Ana   |       ch. 32). ~We are in fact far more truly loyal than you
 3 Ana   |        Our ethical standard is far higher and more awe-inspiring
 4 III   |   obscene? But 'Christian,' as far as its etymology goes, is
 5 IX    |      own relatives. I am going far afield. To-day, at home,
 6 IX    |     that eat these things, how far are you removed in your
 7 IX    |   possibility of incest. Some, far less troubled, completely
 8 X     |   succession. Saturn, then, as far as literature teaches, neither
 9 X     |    anything but a man : and so far as the evidence of facts
10 XVI   |        of the god. And yet how far is the Athenian Pallas to
11 XVI   |   rejoicing, for a reason very far removed from any religious
12 XIX   |        haste not follow it out far enough, or in following
13 XIX   |   following it out digress too far. ~
14 XXIII |        of the instigation. ~So far we have dealt in words;
15 XXV   |    have preferred his own tomb far before the Capitol, so that
16 XXX   |        dead. They consider how far the strength of their own
17 XXXIV |      rather than the lords. So far is it from being the emperor'
18 XXXIX | Satisfaction of appetite is so far indulged in, as is consistent
19 XLV   |        Our ethical standard is far higher and more awe-inspiring
20 XLV   |     awe-inspiring as ours. How far is man's insight capable
21 XLVIII|     Thus that in common use is far different from that which
22 L     |     last into eternity: and as far as you can, by means of