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 1 II         |      us, upon our denial, you give immediate credence. Let
 2 II         |       ashamed or disgusted to give the exact names of our offences
 3 XI         |   peculiar possession it was, give it to them that had it not.
 4 XIII       |  while living. Your gods will give you credit for it; nay,
 5 XIX        |  words of the prophets, could give no definite answer about
 6 XXIX       |      it from those who cannot give it, passing over Him in
 7 XXXIV      |        would not such conduct give occasion for very great
 8 XXXVIII    |     you, nor do our pleasures give you any delight. ~
 9 XLII       |     we think that we ought to give, except to those who ask.
10 XLVI       |      of natural philosophers, give to Croesus who enquired
11 XLVIII(125)| explains, 'they will not even give him a hearing:' and so three
12 L          |     of your sentencing us, we give thanks: and since there