Chapter

 1 I   |       truth reach your ears at all events by the secret agency of
 2 III |           the sect is hated at all events on account of its Founder'
 3 VI  |         the point of morals at all events, by reason of which not
 4 IX  |          that of a bad man? At all events the blood is shed in manslaughter.
 5 IX  |          to sacrifice. And, at all events, you would never be in want
 6 XIV |           to save something at all events from being lost. ~But I
 7 XIX |          by the spirit of prophecy events down to his own days, and
 8 XIX | occurrences, the figures of future events. And in his writings the
 9 XIX |          his writings the order of events arranged from the beginning
10 XIX |            of some prophecy by the events of history, when the disposal
11 XIX |         predicted along with those events which then were future but
12 XIX |         witnesses and guardians of events, nay (and I am still within
13 XIX | occurrences, that the sequences of events may be shewn, by which the
14 XX  |            world, the age, and its events,— are before you. Whatever
15 XX  |          sure confidence in future events, regarding them as in fact
16 XXII|           the originators of those events of which they merely bring
17 XXII|       sometimes the causes of evil events, but of good ones never.
18 XXII|        knowledge of certain chance events, they enviously ape a divinity
19 XXVI|           of times and seasons and events; whether it is not He Who
20 XXIX|         then let them first at all events guard their own statues
21 XL  |           These convulsions at all events could not happen without