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 1 I  |        them; it is peculiar to Christians alone to love those that
 2 II |     worship them; they are not Christians, and yet it is they who
 3 II |       Niger, or Cassius, among Christians; while the very men who
 4 III|      no burial-grounds for the Christians," it came that their own
 5 III|     Christian, had treated the Christians with great cruelty: well,
 6 III|    nobody know of it, lest the Christians rejoice, and Christian wives
 7 III|    could not help crying out, "Christians, rejoice!" Yes, and the
 8 IV | Thysdris, pointing out how the Christians should answer that they
 9 IV |      graciously mindful of the Christians; for he sought out the Christian
10 IV |        Severus knew well to be Christians, were not merely permitted
11 V  |        hard in Asia, the whole Christians of the province, in one
12 V  |        thyself, if not us poor Christians! Spare Carthage, if not