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 1 Ana      |         ch. 45). ~4. Our sect is regarded as a school of philosophy;
 2 XVIII    |      maintainer of a Providence, regarded with esteem on account of
 3 XXI      |          might more naturally be regarded as the worshippers of a
 4 XXI      |       Word and Reason, should be regarded as the artificer of the
 5 XXI      | misunderstanding the first, have regarded the second, which has been
 6 XXI      |       man, it followed that they regarded Him from His power as a
 7 XXIII    |         For just as they who are regarded as gods would naturally
 8 XXIV     |          the Romans, and are not regarded as Romans, because we do
 9 XXXII(81)|       epistles (2 Thess. ii. 6), regarded the Roman Empire as the
10 XXXV     |    immorality, shall religion be regarded as the occasion for indulgence?
11 XXXV     |       those who will not have us regarded as Romans, but only as enemies
12 XXXVI    |       out to be enemies who were regarded as Romans? Devotion and
13 XXXIX    |    worthily are those called and regarded as brethren, who acknowledge
14 XLIV(116)|        ch. 46, 'they cease to be regarded as Christians among us:'
15 XLVI     |    CHAPTER XLVI. ~4. Our sect is regarded as a school of philosophy,
16 XLVI     |        however, they cease to be regarded as Christians by us; whereas
17 XLIX     |       should be called false, or regarded as foolish, which it is
18 App      |          that both he and Trajan regarded the Christian body more