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 1 Int(4)|      Testament' we should, I think, read 'Gospels.' So Westcott
 2 VIII  | although you believe it, you think it worth while to attain
 3 IX    |    the Christians,—how many, think you, of yourselves even,
 4 IX    |     it is in Herodotus 25, I think) that certain nations have
 5 XXI   |   infamy upon us, let no one think any otherwise about us than
 6 XXV   |     the empire! For I cannot think that foreign gods would
 7 XXVII |      names of men. ~But some think this madness, because, when
 8 XXIX  |     with their guards. But I think that their very materials
 9 XXXI  |     Look, therefore, you who think we care nothing about the
10 XXXIII|      himself, lest he should think himself a god. ~
11 XXXVI |    wish, or do, or speak, or think, evil of any one. Whatever
12 XLII  |      undoubtedly purchase? I think they are more pleasing when
13 XLII  |  begging gods too; nor do we think that we ought to give, except
14 XLVI  |     standard. ~WE have, as I think, held our position against
15 XLVII |    it; and so to lead one to think that credence ought not