Chapter

 1 V    |     profess then especially at Rome. But we glory in having
 2 VII  |      say that it took place at Rome," or, "There is a rumour
 3 VII  |         and, "It took place at Rome." Rumour, the very designation
 4 XXI  |     seed of Christian blood at Rome. Yes, and we shall prove
 5 XXIV |     they are not worshipped at Rome any more than others who
 6 XXIV |        not worship the gods of Rome. It is well that there is
 7 XXV  |      affections on the city of Rome as sprung of the Trojan
 8 XXV  |     merits, since it was after Rome became an empire, or call
 9 XXV  |    source of the prosperity of Rome? Though Numa set agoing
10 XXVI |      into such error? Why, the Rome of rural simplicity is older
11 XXVI |     point: if the religions of Rome give empire, ancient Judea
12 XXXII|      we are lending our aid to Rome's duration. More than this,
13 XXXV | counted Romans, but enemies of Rome's chief rulers, be found
14 XXXV |   appeal to the inhabitants of Rome themselves, to the native
15 XXXVI|     are found to be enemies of Rome, why are we, on the ground
16 XXXVI|        once Romans and foes of Rome, when men passing for Romans
17 XL   |     worshipped the true God at Rome, when Hannibal at Cannae