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 1 II     |         thereby adjudge us to be quite free from guilt; since,
 2 VIII   |     infant is indispensable, one quite young, and ignorant of the
 3 IX     |           simply because you are quite certain that it is unlawful
 4 X      |          dead 28. ~We have dealt quite sufficiently, although briefly,
 5 XI     |        be fools if they were not quite convinced that from the
 6 XVI(39)|          sarcastic tu quoque was quite sufficient to brush aside
 7 XXI(62)|     sacred literature.' 'This is quite true,' Tertullian would
 8 XXIII  |      from the sacred towers, and quite another kind to jump from
 9 XXIII  |          to gash one's arms, and quite another to cut one's throat.
10 XXIV   |        the One Whom we serve, is quite sufficient to repel the
11 XXV    | vanquisher of Phrygia. And it is quite in keeping with this that
12 XXXV   |         kinship is an anxiety of quite a different nature to that
13 XL     |     faction' ought to be applied quite otherwise to those who unite
14 L      |   suffers us to suffer this. For quite recently, when you condemned