Chapter

 1 I    |       that Christians, a sort of people ever ready to die, are trained
 2 III  |   unworthy reasonings of our own people; for the faith of some,
 3 III  |      passages which separate the people running down, ways. The
 4 X    |          accordance of their own people with us, there is a witness
 5 X    |          public proclamation the people to its consecration, he
 6 XVI  |          proper element. See the people coming to it already under
 7 XVI  | merciless than the circus, where people do not spare even their
 8 XVII |        the light of day, and the people's gaze, know something of
 9 XXIII|           lead him to think that people such as these should be
10 XXV  |           May God avert from His people any such passionate eagerness