Chapter

 1 Int  |   Before his conversion it is believed that Tertullian practised
 2 VIII |       case it ought not to be believed to be so. Even if you did
 3 X    |       to worship because they believed them to have no such existence. ~'
 4 XI   |  formed and created, as Plato believed) was surely found to have
 5 XVIII|   believe, in Him, and having believed, to serve Him. For from
 6 XXI  |   inasmuch as they would have believed had they understood, and
 7 XXI  |   attained salvation had they believed. They themselves read that
 8 XXI  |      Caesars, too, would have believed on Christ, if either Caesars
 9 XXII | declare it. Their velocity is believed to be divinity, because
10 XXII |   causing the injury, and are believed to have effected a cure. ~
11 XXII |      so that stones should be believed to be divinities, and the
12 XXIII|      which surely ought to be believed to be superior to every
13 XXIII|     whether He ought to be so believed and worshipped as the faith
14 XXXIV| called a god (which cannot be believed) by a flattery85 which is
15 XLVII|   from which it may easily be believed that they were the source
16 XLVII|    and ought the rather to be believed, since even their counterfeits