Chapter

 1 I      |       the Christians; if in this case alone you are afraid or
 2 I      |          this in the Christian's case? The only shame or regret
 3 II     |         like this is done in our case, though the falsehoods disseminated
 4 II     |         inquiry in regard to our case is forbidden. For the younger
 5 II     |     under the necessities of the case, a self-contradiction! It
 6 II     |          too, you do not in that case deal with us in the ordinary
 7 II     |   against offenders; for, in the case of others denying, you apply
 8 II     |         some hidden power in the case under whose influence you
 9 II     |         crime of any kind in the case, but merely a name which
10 II     |        you believe of us? In our case alone you are either ashamed
11 III    |          unknown. Others, in the case of persons whom, before
12 IV     |          punish acts, why in our case do they punish acts solely
13 V      |         this, too, makes for our case, that among you divinity
14 VII    |          the executioner, in the case of Christians, a duty the
15 VII    |         a confirmed, nay, in the case of some, an inborn, delight
16 VIII   |        to be made. Then, in this case, no doubt he would say, "
17 VIII   |         they will rather in that case have every claim to protection;
18 IX     |       death by the sword. In our case, murder being once for all
19 IX     |       there is any incest in the case. A persevering and stedfast
20 XII    |      with your claws; but in the case of your own gods, axes,
21 XIII   |       marks of servitude. In the case of the gods, on the other
22 XIII   |          have temples in the one case just as in the other; you
23 XIII   |       you have altars in the one case as in the other. Their statues
24 XXI    |         surely behoved to be the case if we did homage to the
25 XXI    |         civilization, as was the case with Numa; but as one who
26 XXIII  |      your gods do, where in that case is the pre-eminence of deity,
27 XXIII  |         from fear of us? In that case your divinity is put in
28 XXIV   |      there is no religion in the case. If there is no religion,
29 XXV    |        were never kings? In that case, however, they were under
30 XXV    |        chief progress! Is it the case now? Has its religion been
31 XXXIV  |    another by the name, in which case will you not give great
32 XXXV   |       not the same motive in the case of friends as in the case
33 XXXV   |        case of friends as in the case of sovereigns. The anxiety
34 XXXVI  |      held to be necessary in the case of all men as well as emperors.
35 XXXVII | sacrifice our lives, what single case of revenge for injury are
36 XXXVIII|          if there be loss in the case, not yours. We reject what
37 XLI    |    overtaken by them, are in our case gracious admonitions, while
38 XLII   |        the world can that be the case with people who are living
39 XLVI   |         a full exhibition of our case; and we have shown you how
40 XLVI   |          our discipline. In that case, however, we count them
41 XLVII  |         their own minds, in that case ours will be reflections
42 XLVIII |          be anything new in your case? You who were not, were
43 XLIX   | presumptuous speculations in our case alone; in the philosophers
44 XLIX   |       For they are just (in that case) like many other things
45 XLIX   |       will only reach me in that case, if I wish to be condemned;
46 L      |                       L.~In that case, you say, why do you complain
47 L      |          Beat on, beat on at the case of Anaxarchus; no stroke