Book, Chapter

1      II, II   |        professing that art were publicly put to death. When Daniel
2      II, IX   |      the cities sacrifices were publicly offered in the streets,
3      II, XX   |        of all, a Hebrew who was publicly performing profane acts.
4      II, XXXVI|     condemned the innocent, and publicly declared that he had been
5      II, XL   |       as before, but openly and publicly proclaimed their monstrous
6      II, XLV  | wickedness, he, in three papers publicly presented, begged an audience
7      II, XLV  |    while almost all the bishops publicly owned the error that had
8      II, L    |  miserable wretch even ventured publicly to bring forward a disgraceful