Chapter

 1 I      |       excuse this injustice (I mean ignorance) at once aggravates
 2 VI     |      against the Christians--I mean zeal in the worship of the
 3 XV     |       merriment; such farces I mean as Anubis the Adulterer,
 4 XVIII  |     Jews for their writings--I mean the writings peculiar to
 5 XXI    |        pre-announced by God--I mean Christ, that Son of God.
 6 XXIII  |        is but a single race--I mean the race of demons, the
 7 XXXVII |  health? Who would save you, I mean, from the attacks of those
 8 XXXVIII|     true source of pleasure--I mean equanimity the Christian,
 9 XLV    |   fearing judges,--even God, I mean, and not the proconsul.~
10 XLVI   |    from the trustworthiness, I mean, and antiquity of our sacred
11 XLVII  |  banished by certain states--I mean by the Thebans, by the Spartans
12 XLIX   | foolish and fabulous things, I mean, which, as quite innocuous,