Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLV  |        in the presence of many judges: "Tell me, sirs," I said, "
 2        2, X    |    evident proof to all candid judges that they were fully persuaded
 3        2, XIII |     their last breath by their judges to deny Christianity, and
 4        2, LXXVI|       them, or to induce their judges or accusers to cease from
 5        5, I    |       in those persons whom He judges worthy of being visited;
 6        6, XLIII|       of Belial in the book of Judges, whose sons are they said
 7        8, III  | forming an assembly, whom God "judges," and to each of whom He
 8        8, XXV  |     they belong to God, for it judges them unworthy of such a
 9        8, XLIV |        in the demeanour of the judges; for they are greatly distressed
10        8, LV   |  example, those who are set as judges, and think that they have