Chapter

 1 II   |        of the ruler who should bring to light some Christian
 2 II   | confession which you know will bring on us a condemnation of
 3 II   |         even against his will, bring him out blameless and free
 4 III  |        What accusation can you bring against mere designations,
 5 V    |        excellence did anything bring on it Nero's condemnation.
 6 V    |     that, we, on the contrary, bring before you one who was their
 7 VII  |        so long accused. Either bring, then, the matter to the
 8 VII  |        This is the witness you bring against us--one that has
 9 VIII |    things, you will require to bring your mother and your sister
10 XX   |      for our delay in this, we bring under your notice something
11 XXI  |     faith in Christians, I can bring forward the authority of
12 XXIII|      For what argument can you bring against a thing that is
13 XXIII|       No one plays the liar to bring disgrace upon his own head,
14 XXXV |  forsooth, a notable homage to bring fires and couches out before
15 XL   |        faction who conspire to bring odium on good men and virtuous,
16 XLVII|        they have from us which bring us into comparison with