Chapter

 1     II|       flock, and let the wise men spare their legs so long
 2     II|       by being believed makes men Christian, ---- nay, you
 3     IV|    Are they the conversion of men to the worship of the true
 4      V|       O thou most infamous of men, who acquittest of all guilt
 5      V|      I am not ashamed because men must needs be ashamed of
 6     VI|     and have intercourse with men. [10] Since, therefore,
 7     IX|     and miracles solely, that men, though amazed, owned Christ
 8     XI|      make the soul visible to men, by enduing it with a bodily
 9     XI|       not have appeared among men except as a man. Restore,
10    XIV| Nature, But the Human. It Was Men, Not Angels, Whom He Came
11     XV|        despised more than all men, a man in suffering, and
12 XXVIII|  previous clause to all other men, especially as you do not
13    XIX|       is natural to us all as men, because it was as flesh