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1 Pref |          the valuable Remains of Christian Antiquity.~The traces of
2 Text |         untrue to the State.  No Christian, however, was at any time
3 Text |          faith, he died almost a Christian; and Caecilius Capella,
4 Text |        Candidus, who dismissed a Christian, saying, "Were I to yield
5 Text |           Pudens too dismissed a Christian who had been sent to him;
6 Text |        us, for he sought out the Christian Proculus, (the steward of
7 Text | Antoninus, himself fostered by a Christian, knew Proculus well.  Besides,
8 Text |        against us, and when is a Christian called to answer at law,
9 Notes|     Indeed when the state of the Christian church in that age is considered,