Chapter

 1 I     |         to give her a hearing? Nay, for that part of it, will
 2 IV    |    speak we of them as unjust? nay, if they punish mere names,
 3 IV    |      have that conviction too. Nay, a law lies under strong
 4 VII   |       made known to the world? Nay, by whom could they be made
 5 VII   | changing from the simple fact? Nay more, it is the very law
 6 VII   | judgment, or from a confirmed, nay, in the case of some, an
 7 VIII  |       they let the secret out: nay, but they will rather in
 8 IX    |       it sweeter to the taste! Nay, in fact, there is here
 9 X     |   ground of charge against us--nay, it is the sum-total of
10 XI    |        and Ceres, and Minerva, nay before the first man, whoever
11 XII   |      them with utter contempt, nay, in the very act commits
12 XIII  |      tribute which they yield; nay, the more sacred is a god,
13 XIII  |    themselves indebted to you; nay, it will be matter of high
14 XIX   |      and custodiers of events, nay (I think I speak still within
15 XXI   |       whom the prophets spake. Nay, even now His advent is
16 XXIII |        under authority of man, nay (if it adds aught to the
17 XXIV  |      gods of birds and beasts, nay, to condemn to death any
18 XXIX  |       kept by Caesar's guards. Nay, I think the very materials
19 XXXI  |   against whom we are charged? Nay, even in terms, and most
20 XXXII |        behalf of the emperors, nay, for the complete stability
21 XXXIV |     that by the most unworthy, nay, a fatal flattery; it is
22 XXXVII|   cover the empire with shame; nay, in the very forsaking,
23 XXXVII|    rather than of human error. Nay, who would deliver you from
24 XL    |       they were born and died, nay, which they founed, bear
25 XLI   |        of your transgressions. Nay, though we are likewise
26 XLVI  |       useless lamps at midday? Nay, they openly overthrow your
27 XLVIII|     might be to you a witness--nay, the exact image of the
28 XLIX  |    have the finger pointed at; nay, besides that, we are even
29 L     |      have bargained for glory. Nay, see how even torture contests