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 1       I|       to discourse of the true religion(than which, I think, there
 2       I|        examine the teachers of religion, both our own and yours,
 3       I|        their fathers the false religion, may now, when they perceive
 4       I|        we ourselves follow the religion of our forefathers according
 5      II|       ye call your teachers of religion? The poets? It will do your
 6     III|   themselves have learned this religion of yours? For it is impossible
 7      IV|  assert to be your teachers of religion: some of them declaring
 8      IV|        they can learn the true religion from these philosophers,
 9       V| received the doctrine of their religion not from those who have
10       V|   learned the perfect and true religion. But I would be glad to
11    VIII|       anything true concerning religion from your teachers, who
12       X|      those who were not of our religion; and they said that they
13       X|        might be our teacher in religion, and then after him the
14      XI|        credit in the matter of religion? For, as I have frequently
15      XI|       who do not belong to our religion, and when you know that
16    XIII|     profess to have learnt our religion froth them, let him know,
17    XIII|      the books relating to our religion are to this day preserved
18   XXXIV|     possible to learn the true religion from those who were unable,
19    XXXV|   ascertain from them the true religion; for they do not present
20    XXXV|     desirous to learn the true religion. Having then laid aside
21    XXXV|         for the matters of our religion lie in works, not in words),
22   XXXVI|     seduce many from the right religion, in imitation of him who
23   XXXVI|      first article of the true religion, yet believe him who, though
24  XXXVII|    part easily learn the right religion from the ancient Sibyl,
25 XXXVIII|        the matters of the true religion lie not in the metrical
26 XXXVIII|        us the knowledge of the religion of our ancient forefathers,
27 XXXVIII|    concerning God and the true religion.~ ~ ~