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 1 2 |       Rome to be martyred for Christ, he gave testimony to the
 2 2 |      primacy and his love for Christ (affirmed by his triple
 3 3 |   command which they had from Christ? Indeed, lest they should
 4 6 |      that "they had professed Christ in judgment."[16] In his
 5 8 |     he calls them "charges of Christ"[20] and asserts that they
 6 12|      the second century after Christ used these same allurements
 7 15|   must endeavor to restore in Christ whatever remains of human
 8 16|     preaching the doctrine of Christ! And indeed the piety of
 9 18|       hands the priest places Christ on the altar to become food.
10 18| begotten Son. He tells him of Christ's passion and death and
11 18|       a pearl in the crown of Christ. The deceased even now resides
12 20|       holy kings, Apostles of Christ," and to the choir of Apostles, "
13 20|        light of the world.... Christ is the light and the lampstand
14 23|      mystical rock upon which Christ founded his Church. May