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 1 II      |          is certain that we as a matter of fact are the most guilty
 2 IV      |       not to be lawful. And as a matter of fact, on this very ground
 3 IV      |        fall from heaven. Is it a matter for wonder either that man
 4 VI      |       the worship of the gods,—a matter on which antiquity especially
 5 VII     |       Any one can judge this, no matter how wide the circuit of
 6 VII     |     circuit of its diffusion, no matter how strengthened by emphatic
 7 IX      |        caprice (although it does matter whether it is parental child-murder
 8 XV      |          they no longer err in a matter wherein they ceased to err
 9 XXI     |       light. The original parent matter remains whole and unimpaired,
10 XXV     |         honoured, and buried. No matter that Cybele, a foreign deity,
11 XXXVII  |          injure? For look at the matter yourselves. How often do
12 XXXVIII |        in deeds of violence as a matter for sale or hire. But we,
13 XLII    | appreciate it with our noses, no matter that some people smell with
14 XLII    |          another; so that if the matter be gone into as to how much
15 XLVIII  |          But how,' you say, 'can matter be again presented after
16 App(133)|         changed the darkness and matter, God made the world; and
17 App     |        consult you 138. ~For the matter seems to me worthy of consideration,