Chapter

 1 II     | falsehoods disseminated about us ought to have the same sifting,
 2 IV     |         unlawful, not because it ought to be. But if you would
 3 IV     |      have it unlawful because it ought not to be lawful, without
 4 VI     |         and guard the things you ought not. Yet the very tradition
 5 VIII   |         if you cannot do it, you ought not to believe it of others,
 6 XVI    |     amusement. But our opponents ought straightway to have done
 7 XXVIII |      honour to the gods, when he ought ever voluntarily, and in
 8 XXXVIII|                         XXXVIII.~Ought not Christians, therefore,
 9 XXXIX  |    assemble in congregation, you ought not to call that a faction,
10 XL     |    instead of an angry God. They ought then to see that the very
11 XLV    |          without crime. Is there ought wonderful in that, if it
12 L      |         of our persecutions? You ought rather to be grateful to