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 1 II      |           still more perversely, having assumed our guilt from our
 2 IV      |          are condemned. ~AND so, having as it were prefaced thus
 3 VI      |          the gods, and rejected, having overthrown their altars;
 4 XI      |         you to represent them as having been made gods, and at the
 5 XIII(33)|        the possibility of Justin having confused Semo Sancus, a
 6 XVI     |         book of his "Histories," having begun his account of the
 7 XVI     |     origin of the nation itself, having also drawn what conclusions
 8 XVI     |        and a lion's head; others having the horns of a goat and
 9 XVI     |          privy to its truth. And having disposed of all these false
10 XVIII   |        to enquire about God, and having enquired, to find Him, and
11 XVIII   |       enquired, to find Him, and having found, to believe, in Him,
12 XVIII   |          to believe, in Him, and having believed, to serve Him.
13 XVIII   |       from the beginning of time having been raised up and reformed
14 XIX     | foresight. Men lusting for fame, having found something that they
15 XXI     |        were to teach. Afterwards having commissioned them to the
16 XXXV    |          daily being detected as having lent their aid or sanction
17 XXXIX   |        society in such a way as, having already refuted the evil,
18 XL      |        Him Whom they sought; and having known, would have honoured
19 XL      |     would have honoured Him; and having honoured, would have found
20 XL      |         forthwith about to feed, having indulged in your baths and
21 XLVIII  |      case be themselves? Either, having become something else, they