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 1       I|        position. I will therefore ask you for the present to confine
 2      IV|        the Lover of Truth, let us ask at once, not which of them
 3      IV|         of Apollonius, or even to ask about them, is absurd. So
 4       V|         to set before you, if you ask it, my own personal opinion
 5      VI|                       VI~ ~Do you ask me what I mean and what
 6     VII| superhuman in his nature, I would ask you to keep to this point
 7      XI|         such thing. Still we must ask : was there then ever any
 8     XII|           ghost of Proteus, or to ask for confirmation of it,
 9     XII|       world ; equally little do I ask him to produce evidence
10     XIV|           who spake not"~ ~has to ask, by means of an interpreter,
11    XXII|         accord, he did not either ask how they were contrived,
12   XXIII|      destroying it." Who, I would ask, after reading this would
13    XXIV|            and bidding Apollonius ask him questions on five topics,
14    XXIV|        such matters as to need to ask questions again and again
15  XXXVII|          and unnecessary. I would ask you then to listen to the
16     XLI|    wickedness ? Why then, I would ask you, my good fellow, do
17     XLI|          yourself in your prayers ask of the gods, inasmuch as