Book, Chapter

1       4, XV |   than I did not blush when I openly avowed my blasphemies before
2       5, X  |     to do. And I did not fail openly to dissuade my host from
3       6, X  | should be granted - would not openly refuse the request, but
4       7, II |    said to Simplicianus - not openly but secretly as a friend - “
5       7, II |     yet he had professed that openly. Why, then, should he shrink
6       7, XI |       them, for they were not openly showing themselves and opposing
7      11, XXV|      all of us whom thou hast openly called to have it in common;