Book, Chapter

 1     4, 3-4  |    divinations: which art, however, Christian and true piety consistently
 2     5, 5-9  |             5.9 For when I hear any Christian brother ignorant of these
 3     5, 11-21|            law of the Jews upon the Christian faith: yet themselves produced
 4     6, 1-1  |           though not yet a Catholic Christian, she was not overjoyed,
 5     6, 11-19|             of the authority of the Christian Faith hath overspread the
 6     7, 19-25|             more slowly towards the Christian Faith. But understanding
 7     8, 2-3  |             of Rome (who had died a Christian, as I had heard), had translated
 8     8, 2-4  |           and searched into all the Christian writings, and said to Simplicianus (
 9     8, 2-4  |      Understand that I am already a Christian." Whereto he answered, "
10     8, 2-4  |         said, that he was already a Christian; and Simplicianus as often
11     8, 2-4  |         Church; I wish to be made a Christian." But he, not containing
12     8, 6-14 |        before my eyes. For he was a Christian, and baptised, and often
13     9, 3-5  |           For himself was not yet a Christian, his wife one of the faithful;
14     9, 3-5  |            would not, he said, be a Christian on any other terms than
15     9, 3-5  |            and therein being made a Christian, and one of the faithful,
16     9, 3-6  |            he also, not being yet a Christian, had fallen into the pit
17     9, 3-6  |         through him first been made Christian, didst Thou release from
18     9, 4-8  | tranquillity of age, motherly love, Christian piety! Oh, what accents
19     9, 8-17 |             of Thine only Son, in a Christian house, a good member of
20     9, 8-17 |      conversation, was she, in that Christian family, well respected by
21     9, 10-26|           might see thee a Catholic Christian before I died. My God hath