Chapter

 1 II    |     Christian profession. I must suppose of course that you do not
 2 IV    |      your law has erred? it is I suppose of human origin, for it
 3 VIII  |          it if others can? We, I suppose, are of another nature—monstrosities
 4 VIII  |          be a valid Christian, I suppose, who is not a brother or
 5 IX    |        beasts.' And therefore, I suppose, of less moment than the
 6 XI    |       their unworthiness, let us suppose that they were upright and
 7 XI    |      characters! He was hasty, I suppose, and closed the entrance
 8 XVIII |      when he was endeavouring, I suppose, to excel Pisistratus 50,
 9 XXIII |        points the distinction, I suppose; so that you regard those
10 XXV   |      worship? Some Sterculius, I suppose, whom they subsequently
11 XXXI  |          of our religious duty. ~SUPPOSE that this is mere cringing
12 XXXVII| boundaries, are more numerous, I suppose, than one which fills the
13 XLVI  |     sacrificed to Aesculapius; I suppose in honour of his father,
14 XLVI  |         system of ethics, as you suppose 120. For what definite answer