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 1 III   |       the charges against the Christians be investigated, and that,
 2 IV    |                 CHAPTER IV -- CHRISTIANS UNJUSTLY CONDEMNED FOR THEIR
 3 IV    |       we are accused of being Christians, and to hate what is excellent (
 4 IV    |   upon them to accuse all the Christians of impiety and wickedness.
 5 V     |                  CHAPTER V -- CHRISTIANS CHARGED WITH ATHEISM. ~Why,
 6 VII   |      wise. For all are called Christians. Wherefore we demand that
 7 VIII  |               CHAPTER VIII -- CHRISTIANS CONFESS THEIR FAITH IN GOD. ~
 8 VIII  | examined, to deny that we are Christians; but we would not live by
 9 XI    |    CHAPTER XI -- WHAT KINGDOM CHRISTIANS LOOK FOR. ~And when you
10 XI    |    who are charged with being Christians, though they know that death
11 XII   |                CHAPTER XII -- CHRISTIANS LIVE AS UNDER GOD'S EYE. ~
12 XII   |      also we have the name of Christians. Whence we become more assured
13 XIII  |               CHAPTER XIII -- CHRISTIANS SERVE GOD RATIONALLY. ~What
14 XVI   |        be understood to be no Christians, even though they profess
15 XVI   |  these His teachings, and are Christians only in name, we demand
16 XXV   |       FALSE GODS ABANDONED BY CHRISTIANS. ~And, secondly, because
17 XXVI  |      MAGICIANS NOT TRUSTED BY CHRISTIANS. ~And, thirdly, because
18 XXVI  |     as we before said, called Christians; just as also those who
19 XXIX  | CHAPTER XXIX -- CONTINENCE OF CHRISTIANS. ~And again [we fear to
20 XXXI  |    the Jews, gave orders that Christians alone should be led to cruel
21 XLVI  |      who lived reasonably are Christians, even though they have been
22 LIII  |     too, and knowing that the Christians from among the Gentiles
23 LXVIII|       ADRIAN IN BEHALF OF THE CHRISTIANS. ~I have received the letter
24 LXVIII|       theirs as to accuse the Christians in some court of law, I
25 LXVIII|   WHICH HE TESTIFIES THAT THE CHRISTIANS WERE THE CAUSE OF HIS VICTORY. ~
26 LXVIII|    among us go by the name of Christians. And having made inquiry,
27 LXVIII|     let us pardon such as are Christians, lest they pray for and