Chapter

 1 I      |        your authority in making public inquiry with the carefulness
 2 I      |  themselves, avoid appearing in public, are in trepidation when
 3 II     |        about is having what the public hatred demands--the confession
 4 II     |   robbers. Against traitors and public foes every man is a soldier;
 5 II     |    forms, against the nature of public justice, even against the
 6 IV     |    colours the injustice of the public hatred against us, I shall
 7 V      |       him. And as he did not by public law remove from Christians
 8 IX     |        Tiberius, who exposed to public gaze the priests suspended
 9 X      |         is he presides over the public treasury. But if Saturn
10 X      |         to be dead men by their public mourning for them. Let these
11 XIII   |   necessity. In like manner, by public law you disgrace your state
12 XIII   |     when you adore Larentina, a public prostitute --I could have
13 XIV    |        these should not be made public if they are true; and if
14 XXI    |       did not go forth into the public gaze, lest the wicked should
15 XXXV   |      why Christians are counted public enemies: that they pay no
16 XXXV   |      and couches out before the public, to have feasting from street
17 XXXV   |      lust allurements! What! is public joy manifested by public
18 XXXV   |        public joy manifested by public disgrace? Do things unseemly
19 XXXV   |         thing, at the call of a public festivity, to dress your
20 XXXV   |       that they might celebrate public rejoicings, but that they
21 XXXVIII|       on a prudential regard to public order, that the state may
22 XXXVIII|        conventions, even in the public shows by the hostile collisions
23 XXXVIII| inducement to take part in your public meetings; nor is there aught
24 XL     |   Christians the cause of every public disaster, of every affliction
25 XLI    |        on you lies the blame of public adversities, since you are
26 XLII   |        the various arts we make public property of our works for
27 XLII   |       dead. I do not recline in public at the feast of Bacchus,