Chapter

 1 VII  |   light what we have been so long charged with. Either therefore
 2 VII  |    and it only flourishes so long as it offers no proofs;
 3 VII  |  arranged it that nothing be long hidden, even though rumour
 4 VII  |      our teeth, though in so long a period of time it has
 5 XIII |   out or battered from being long worshipped, or as each master
 6 XIV  |    of his mistresses not for long since loved so much as she.
 7 XVI  |    our fellow-worshipper. As long as it is some piece of wood
 8 XIX  |  same king that the end of a long life must be contemplated,
 9 XXV  |    power was being exercised long before your gods were inscribed
10 XXX  |      all emperors, for their long life, untroubled reign,
11 XLV  | torture, which is not merely long, but eternal; for we fear
12 XLVII|   those who accompanied Him, long after Whom, all these different
13 App  |    several, and a few for so long as twenty years 132. All
14 App  |     the sacred festivals, so long disregarded, to be observed