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1    I, 6 |     torture)--the swords, the crosses, and the lions. An unjust
2    I, 7 |       many criminals; so many crosses have obtained immortality;
3    I, 12|       THEMSELVES MADE MUCH OF CROSSES IN SACRED THINGS; NAY, THEIR
4    I, 12|      up your trophies must be crosses: these are, as it were,
5    I, 12|       of your camp makes even crosses objects of worship; your
6    I, 12|     so many) necklaces of the crosses. in like manner also, in
7    I, 12|        and) vestments of your crosses. You are ashamed, I suppose,
8    I, 12|  worship unadorned and simple crosses.~
9    I, 18| neither your swords, nor your crosses, nor your wild beasts, nor