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 1    I, 1 |   ignorance and hatred (of the Christian religion), as soon as they
 2    I, 3 |        has confessed himself a Christian. No name of a crime stands
 3    I, 3 |  absurdity of figure. The name Christian, however, so far as its
 4    I, 4 |     gods. Although the name of Christian was not at that time in
 5    I, 4 |       a good man, only he is a Christian;" while another says; "I
 6    I, 4 |       Caius Seius has become a Christian. " According to the blindness
 7    I, 4 |       and wise because he is a Christian, or therefore a Christian
 8    I, 4 |      Christian, or therefore a Christian because he is wise and good,
 9    I, 4 | husbands of she-wolves than of Christian women: they could commit
10    I, 5 | INCONSISTENT LIFE OF ANY FALSE CHRISTIAN NO MORE CONDEMNS TRUE DISCIPLES
11    I, 6 |     wrong has been done by the Christian ought to be brought to light.
12    I, 7 |     you could not be a genuine Christian. Now, do let me ask you,
13    I, 7 |       never before heard about Christian mysteries. And though they
14    I, 8 |     nation indeed which is not Christian. Whatever nation, therefore,
15    I, 8 |     the first, is nevertheless Christian now. It is ridiculous folly
16    I, 10|       which your hatred of the Christian name derives all its life--
17    I, 17|                      XVII. THE CHRISTIAN REFUSAL TO SWEAR BY THE