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 1 Text |        COUNCIL.~OF a truth, we Christians do not mightily fear or
 2 Text |      love those who love them, Christians alone those who hate them. 
 3 Text |        them.  Such men are not Christians, nevertheless they are found
 4 Text |       who had often doomed the Christians to die, even they were found
 5 Text |        untrue to the Caesars.  Christians have no hatred or ill-will
 6 Text |        their afflicting of the Christians, they had sinned.  Vigilius
 7 Text |        wrought much ill to the Christians.  But, wasted by the plague,
 8 Text |     one know of this, lest the Christians be glad over me."  And then,
 9 Text |   Byzantium, called out, "Now, Christians, be glad."~SCAPULA, thou
10 Text |        single wish is, that we Christians could shield all men from
11 Text | himself shew a way whereby the Christians might make answer, and yet
12 Text |       are much beholden to the Christians; for the amanuensis of one,
13 Text |        supplications which the Christians of his host made unto God;
14 Text |       Mauritania persecute the Christians; and such, by the first
15 Text |      zealously persecuting the Christians in Asia, they came uncalled,
16 Text |      and halters!"  Should the Christians here act like those of Asia,
17 Notes|     used in an address for the Christians at large to a Roman governor.~
18 Notes|    time, as is well known, the Christians of Africa were miserably