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 1 V       |         then rising into notice especially at Rome 13. But in such
 2 VI      |       matter on which antiquity especially erred,—although you may
 3 XI      |        the help of any one, and especially of a dead man; since he,
 4 XI      |       up into the rank of gods, especially as he must have had foreknowledge
 5 XII     |       that in very truth, to us especially who are punished on account
 6 XVII(46)|        in the kingdom of grace, especially in the Sacraments. 'Per
 7 XXI     |       they were so exasperated, especially when a vast multitude turned
 8 XXI     | pronounced a false divinity—and especially on every ground that counterfeit
 9 XXIV    |         injury to religion, and especially to the Roman religion. For
10 XXIV    |       one other than the chief; especially as it is adjudged a capital
11 XXIV    |     True God, as if He were not especially the God of all, Whose we
12 XXXIII  |       with justice claim him as especially our Caesar, since he is
13 XXXVIII |      conflicts of partizanship; especially at a time when men have
14 XLV     |    voluntarily or necessarily : especially if one considers the brevity
15 App     |        worthy of consideration, especially on account of the number