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 1  5|      IT IS TO BE LAMENTED THAT CHRISTIANS, WHO FOR THE MOST PART ARE
 2  8|   LIGHT-SHUNNING PEOPLE OF THE CHRISTIANS, WHO REJECT THE GODS, AND
 3  9|  ARGUMENT: THE RELIGION OF THE CHRISTIANS IS FOOLISH, INASMUCH AS
 4 10|         ARGUMENT: WHATEVER THE CHRISTIANS WORSHIP, THEY STRIVE IN
 5 10|     the Roman deities. But the Christians, moreover, what wonders,
 6 12|        WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE CHRISTIANS THEMSELVES AFTER DEATH,
 7 16|  NOBODY NEED COMPLAIN THAT THE CHRISTIANS, UNLEARNED THOUGH THEY MAY
 8 19|     THE SAME CONCLUSION AS THE CHRISTIANS ABOUT THE UNITY OF GOD.~ "
 9 20|        might think either that Christians are now philosophers, or
10 20| philosophers were then already Christians. But if the world is governed
11 27|      FROM THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF CHRISTIANS, AND STIR UP A HATRED AGAINST
12 27|   inspires. Thus they fly from Christians when near at hand, whom
13 28|        THEY AROUSE AGAINST THE CHRISTIANS, BUT THEY CHARGE AGAINST
14 28|       FOOT AND PROPAGATED. THE CHRISTIANS ARE FALSELY ACCUSED OF SACRILEGE,
15 28|       as you; to wit, that the Christians worshipped monsters, devoured
16 28|      did not think that these (Christians) were to be heard at all.
17 28|      not to disavow themselves Christians, but to confess themselves
18 29|        CRIMES IS WORSHIPPED BY CHRISTIANS, FOR THEY BELIEVE NOT ONLY
19 30|      ARGUMENT: THE STORY ABOUT CHRISTIANS DRINKING THE BLOOD OF AN
20 30|      THEM BY A CRUEL ABORTION. CHRISTIANS ARE NEITHER ALLOWED TO SEE
21 31|        INCEST. THE BANQUETS OF CHRISTIANS ARE NOT ONLY MODEST, BUT
22 32|        CAN IT BE SAID THAT THE CHRISTIANS CONCEAL WHAT THEY WORSHIP
23 35|      PUNISHMENT. THE MORALS OF CHRISTIANS ARE FAR MORE HOLY THAN THOSE
24 35|    avail for pardon, yet if we Christians be compared with you, although
25 36|     INFAMY, BUT OF GLORY, THAT CHRISTIANS ARE REPROACHED FOR THEIR
26 37|      MARTYRS. HE DECLARES THAT CHRISTIANS DO NOT PRESENT THEMSELVES
27 38|             XXXVIII. ARGUMENT: CHRISTIANS ABSTAIN FROM THINGS CONNECTED