Chapter

 1 I    | accused of which is his ardent wish, to be punished for which
 2 II   |   worst of mankind, you do not wish us to perish. For thus,
 3 II   |      tells you what he is; you wish to hear from him what he
 4 II   |       loose with the laws. You wish him to deny his guilt, that
 5 IV   |  simply on the ground that you wish it to be unlawful, not because
 6 XIII |       his own counsels did not wish to be so, and thereby condemned.
 7 XIV  |                         XIV.~I wish now to review your sacred
 8 XXX  |       Caesar, an emperor would wish. These things I cannot ask
 9 XXXIV|       reverence to God, if you wish Him to be propitious to
10 XXXV |   emperor, if he have not some wish or thought against it, or
11 XXXVI|       are equally forbidden to wish ill, to do ill, to speak
12 XLIX |    reach me in that case, if I wish to be condemned; but when
13 L    |        the Christians at their wish, kill us, torture us, condemn