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 1    I, 2 |       to be incredible, and the public detestation of us should
 2    I, 4 |  against them, although both in public and in private they bark
 3    I, 7 |         impure; if he was not a public enemy, we are enemies of
 4    I, 7 |    being dragged out before the public gaze with such a character,
 5    I, 7 |       nor find their way to the public. Even more voracious bites
 6    I, 9 | CHRISTIANS ARE NOT THE CAUSE OF PUBLIC CALAMITIES: THERE WERE SUCH
 7    I, 9 |       being the causes of every public calamity or injury. If the
 8    I, 10|        you! Everywhere, in your public pursuits and private duties,
 9    I, 10|   affronts, that you treat your public deities with still greater
10    I, 10|         auction, submit them to public sale, knock them down to
11    I, 14|      his skin--carried about in public a caricature of us with
12    I, 15|     deliberate knowledge of the public, and the suffrages of this
13    I, 16|       all the licentiousness of public brothels, whether committed
14    I, 16|         recently burst upon the public as that which the prefect
15    I, 16|        a sufficient example for public exposure of the sins of
16    I, 17|        sometimes uttered at the public games, and the curses with
17   II, 9 |       were not these called the public and the foreign gods? Their
18   II, 9 |       the lane of Carna, of the public gods in the Palatium. Now,
19   II, 13|   runaway slave is posted up in public, we have been in the habit
20   II, 16|         Romans deserving of the public honour of deification. This,