Chapter

 1 II  |      II.~But not yet about the good to be got from martyrdom
 2 II  |      who assert that it is not good are not plied with arguments
 3 II  |    pronounced beforehand quite good enough, which will be shown
 4 V   |        this prick. Let us give good heed to another thrust touching
 5 V   | tedious to show that my God is good, a truth with which the
 6 V   |       should be believed to be good. For if any one make the
 7 V   |        proclaimed to be God is good. Good, therefore, will be
 8 V   |  proclaimed to be God is good. Good, therefore, will be the
 9 V   |       of him who, unless he is good, will not be God. The goodness
10 V   |        because only one who is good has willed what is good.
11 V   |        good has willed what is good. I stoutly maintain that
12 V   |     maintain that martyrdom is good, as required by the God
13 V   |       evil cannot be ought but good. Not as if I denied that
14 V   |     one another, as well as in good also; but this ground for
15 V   |        not proclaim that to be good which delivers from idolatry?
16 V   |     has death to speak of as a good. This frowardness also appertains
17 V   |        will it be applied. The good accruing is the apology
18 V   |       with a disease and to do good by imitating the malady,
19 VII |       in the streets, for with good results does she murder
20 VII |      In the name of Israel." O good mother! I myself also wish
21 XIII|        hand. I have fought the good fight, I have finished my
22 XIV |   rulers are not a terror to a good work, but to an evil. Wilt
23 XIV |        power? Do that which is good, and thou shall have praise
24 XIV |    minister of God to thee for good. But if thou do that which
25 XIV |       an appeal in behalf of a good life, under the view also