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1 2 |      would never fall into the monstrous error of assigning to the
2 4 |     persuade himself of such a monstrous doctrine?~Athenian. There
3 8 |    proof that such unions were monstrous, he might prove his point,
4 9 |        the source of great and monstrous times, but when attended
5 10| yourself an eyewitness of many monstrous impieties, and have beheld
6 10|     death. As to that class of monstrous natures who not only believe
7 11|      ye Gods, he will say, how monstrous that I am not allowed to
8 12|       particulars. It would be monstrous for example that he should