Chapter

 1 Ana   |    commonest crimes (ch. 9). ~ii. Open crimes. ~I. Sacrilege. ~
 2 Ana   |      Prophets, whose writings are open to all (ch. 18). The antiquity
 3 Ana   |     either by secret means, or as open enemies, or even by merely
 4 I     | administration of justice in your open and appointed court almost
 5 II    |          and cross-examination is open to them, since it is illegal
 6 VI    |       death a matron for breaking open the bins of a wine-cellar.
 7 VI    |         way to deal with our more open crimes.
 8 VII   |      straightforwardness lays you open to the preliminary objection
 9 IX    |        less who with beastly lust open their mouths to human bodies,
10 IX    |            Now I come to our more open crimes. ~
11 XVIII |      Prophets, whose writings are open to all. ~BUT that we might
12 XVIII |          Ptolemy left the records open to the public, translated
13 XIX   |         calculations. We must lay open, too, the archives of the
14 XXI   |         propitiated, but so as to open to the recognition of the
15 XXXVII|         wished to act the part of open enemies not of secret avengers,
16 XLII  |         and throw our workmanship open to the public to your profit.