Chapter

 1 Ana   |       in the appointment of the Caesars, although we refuse to acknowledge
 2 Ana   | acknowledge the divinity of the Caesars themselves (ch. 33). ~'Lord'
 3 IV    |        the gods, or against the Caesars; why am I not heard when
 4 XXI   |         that time. Moreover the Caesars, too, would have believed
 5 XXI   |   believed on Christ, if either Caesars had not been necessary for
 6 XXI   |     necessary for the age or if Caesars could have been Christians
 7 XXIX  |    temples, which I believe the Caesars' soldiers preserve in safety
 8 XXIX  |         materials come from the Caesars' mines, and the whole temples,
 9 XXXI  |        about the welfare of the Caesars, into the oracles of God,
10 XXXII |         not by the genii of the Caesars, but by their safety 82,
11 XXXIII|       in the appointment of the Caesars, although we refuse to acknowledge
12 XXXIII| acknowledge the divinity of the Caesars themselves. ~BUT why should
13 XXXV  |  prayers and rejoicings for the Caesars in purity and soberness
14 XXXV  |        your celebrations of the Caesars' festivals, in a manner
15 XXXV  |        a constant succession of Caesars presiding over the distribution