Chapter

 1 1  |          Nevertheless these false charges are on the face of them
 2 1  |            I perceived that these charges were brought forward not
 3 3  |       remainder were such general charges as the uninstructed are
 4 3  |          of their more ridiculous charges, to have tacitly admitted
 5 3  |        conscious enough that such charges may at any time deservedly
 6 3  |         ood and innocent man when charges are undeservedly brought
 7 3  |       seem to be anxious to rebut charges which are merely frivolous
 8 3  |       blame. Ridiculous as thes e charges may be, their refutation
 9 11 | slanderous enough to include such charges in your indictment? For
10 25 |        breath to blame me on both charges at once? Is it not a sheer
11 27 |          of their case as serious charges merely because they have
12 27 |        her junior. There are more charges equally frivolous. `Apuleius,'
13 28 |           objection, consider the charges in detail. I will deny none
14 30 |       that you cannot even invent charges that will have some show
15 35 |          when they utte red these charges of theirs, as though they
16 38 |           time to deal with other charges. Meanwhile read out my translation
17 54 |          to accuse me, prove your charges yourself; if to ask questions,
18 67 |          to fabricate these false charges of sorcery. ~Well, there
19 67 |          accuser s to bring these charges, that I might have the opportunity
20 79 |           indicted on the wildest charges. `Pudentilla called you
21 90 |          clear myself of all your charges, if I merely show that there
22 103|      cannot reply to your various charges with two words to each. `
23 103|           have rebutted all their charges, word by word, if I have