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 1 1pref|         God prevalent among the Christians, and inquiring very carefully
 2 2    |         this reason ye hate the Christians, because they do not deem
 3 2    |        upon them than they [the Christians do]? Do ye not much more
 4 2    |         And as to the fact that Christians are not accustomed to serve
 5 3    |         on this point, that the Christians do not observe the same
 6 4    | sufficiently convinced that the ChriStians properly abstain from the
 7 5    |           V. THE MANNERS OF THE CHRISTIANS.~For the Christians are
 8 5    |         THE CHRISTIANS.~For the Christians are distinguished from other
 9 6    |             VI. THE RELATION OF CHRISTIANS TO THE WORLD.~To sum up
10 6    |        is in the body, that are Christians in the world. The soul is
11 6    |        members of the body, and Christians are scattered through all
12 6    |         is not of the body; and Christians dwell in the world, yet
13 6    |        by the visible body, and Christians are known indeed to be in
14 6    |        the world also hates the Christians, though in nowise injured,
15 6    |        loves also] the members; Christians likewise love those that
16 6    |   preserves that very body; and Christians are confined in the world
17 6    |        a mortal tabernacle; and Christians dwell as sojourners in corruptible [
18 6    |     better; in like manner, the Christians, though subjected day by