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 1 Ana   |     us (ch. 12). In fact, you act most sacrilegiously towards
 2 II    |       in another point do you act towards us according to
 3 II    |       If, then, you do not so act in the case of criminals,
 4 II    |   power, which compels you to act in opposition to the recognized
 5 II(8) |   these trials constituted an act of apostasy, and a denial
 6 IV    | investigation of a prohibited act; because no judge can rightly
 7 IV    |      he knows that an illegal act has been committed. Nor
 8 VII   |      for not even when in the act of bringing true news is
 9 X     |   reminded, for you certainly act the part of those who have
10 XIII  |   CHAPTER XIII. ~In fact, you act most sacrilegiously towards
11 XXI   |  predicted that they would so act. This would not, perhaps,
12 XXII  | spiritual wickedness began to act from the very first for
13 XXIX  |     of a most depraved nature act at all beneficently, if
14 XXXVII| approved. For if we wished to act the part of open enemies
15 XLVI  |  school of Plato, died in the act of adultery. A Christian
16 L     |     sins are pardoned by this act. Hence it is that, at the