Chapter

 1 Int   |          2; see ch. 31) is quoted merely in self-defence on a point
 2 Ana   |          open enemies, or even by merely withdrawing from your midst,
 3 IV    |        our innocence; nor shall I merely refute what is laid to our
 4 IV    |      therefore say it is unlawful merely because you wish it, not
 5 IV    |       they condemn. ~Nor are they merely unjust; they are stupid
 6 XII   |         to your gods, then, I see merely names of certain dead men
 7 XXI   |    humility that therefore He was merely man, it followed that they
 8 XXI   |        Christ thought that it was merely an eclipse [but no reason
 9 XXII  |        those events of which they merely bring the tidings; and indeed
10 XXIII |           to set down the gods as merely the equals of angels and
11 XXIV  | irreligion against the Truth, not merely by your neglect of the true
12 XXXIII|         more for his welfare, not merely in that I ask for it from
13 XXXVII|         of en enemies, or even by merely withdrawing from your midst,
14 XXXVII|        arms nor in rebellion, but merely in disunion, by the ill-will
15 XLV   |         introduced innocence, and merely human regulations enjoin
16 XLV   |           a torture, which is not merely long, but eternal; for we