Chapter

 1 X     |     attendants of his, who were Christians, stood by, and they put
 2 X     |        he had begun against the Christians. I have learned that the
 3 XI    |       offered to idols: but the Christians of her family would not
 4 XI    |  conceived ill-will against the Christians, and by woman-like complaints
 5 XI    |         so much blood; that the Christians were wont with eagerness
 6 XI    |   personal ill-will towards the Christians, were of opinion that they
 7 XI    |       opinion given against the Christians. Yet not even then could
 8 XII   |       which befell not only the Christians, but the whole earth. When
 9 XIII  |        published, depriving the Christians of all honours and dignities;
10 XIV   |       the blame was laid on the Christians as public enemies; and the
11 XIV   |      fire. It was said that the Christians, in concert with the eunuchs,
12 XXI   | execution by edicts against the Christians, commanding that, after
13 XXII  |        learned in torturing the Christians, became habitual, and he
14 XXIV  |       first care to restore the Christians to the exercise of their
15 XXXIV |       especial manner, that the Christians also, who had abandoned
16 XXXIV |        our edict, ordaining the Christians to betake themselves to
17 XXXIV |         permit them again to be Christians, and to establish the places
18 XXXIV |         will be the duty of the Christians, in consequence of this
19 XXXVI |      granted by Galerius to the Christians, and, for this end, he secretly
20 XXXVI |         priests, to prevent the Christians from erecting churches,
21 XXXVI |   authorized them to compel the Christians to sacrifice to idols, and,
22 XXXVI |         of dress. And as to the Christians, he purposed to follow the
23 XLVI  |  utterly efface the name of the Christians. And on the following night
24 XLVIII|     that it was proper that the Christians and all others should have
25 XLVIII|     himself to the rites of the Christians, or to whatever other religion
26 XLVIII|    orders to you concerning the Christians, all who choose that religion
27 XLVIII|      matters of religion to the Christians is ample and unconditional;
28 XLVIII|       others, as well as to the Christians. For it befits the well-ordered
29 XLVIII|   Moreover, with respect to the Christians, we formerly gave certain
30 XLVIII|          do restore them to the Christians, without money demanded
31 XLVIII|   forthwith restore them to the Christians: reserving always to such
32 XLVIII|     immediately restored to the Christians. And because it appears
33 XLVIII|       to religious worship, the Christians did possess other places,
34 XLVIII|    things for the behoof of the Christians, you are to use your utmost
35 XLVIII|        in which he exhorted the Christians to rebuild their religious