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 1 Ana    |  your poetic and philosophic literature (ch. 14). You insult them
 2 X      |      Saturn, then, as far as literature teaches, neither Diodorus
 3 XIV    |  your poetic and philosophic literature. ~I AM unwilling to review
 4 XIV    |    lost. ~But I turn to your literature, whence you derive instruction
 5 XV     |      derision. Moreover, the literature of the stage depicts all
 6 XVIII  | remain in the storehouses of literature; nor are they concealed
 7 XVIII  |     a man deeply read in all literature, when he was endeavouring,
 8 XVIII  |  Hebrews: consequently their literature and language is Hebrew.
 9 XIX    |     too, all older than your literature, foretold many things. For
10 XIX    |    explore the histories and literature of the world. And yet we
11 XXI(62)|   your right to their sacred literature.' 'This is quite true,'