Chapter

 1 I      |                     CHAPTER I. ~I. 1. The injustice
 2 II     |                     CHAPTER II. ~We are denied the rights
 3 III    |                     CHAPTER III. ~The blindness of your
 4 IV     |                     CHAPTER IV. ~2. We propose to refute
 5 V      |                     CHAPTER V. ~They are to be traced
 6 VI     |                     CHAPTER VI. ~Your ancient decrees
 7 VII    |                     CHAPTER VII. ~II. i. We are accused
 8 VIII   |                     CHAPTER VIII. ~Whereas natural instinct
 9 IX     |                     CHAPTER IX. ~You yourselves are
10 X      |                     CHAPTER X. ~II. i. We are accused
11 XI     |                     CHAPTER XI. ~And no reasons exist
12 XII    |                     CHAPTER XII. ~Your gods are nothing
13 XIII   |                     CHAPTER XIII. ~In fact, you act
14 XIV    |                     CHAPTER XIV. ~For you cheat them
15 XV     |                     CHAPTER XV. ~You insult them in
16 XVI    |                     CHAPTER XVI. ~You hold grotesque
17 XVII   |                     CHAPTER XVII. ~We worship One God,
18 XVIII  |                     CHAPTER XVIII. ~And He hath given
19 XIX    |                     CHAPTER XIX. ~The antiquity of these
20 XX     |                     CHAPTER XX. ~Their majesty and divinity
21 XXI    |                     CHAPTER XXI. ~We worship the same
22 XXII   |                     CHAPTER XXII. ~We with your philosophers
23 XXIII  |                     CHAPTER XXIII. ~These daemons and
24 XXIV   |                     CHAPTER XXIV. ~Your charge of Sacrilege
25 XXV    |                     CHAPTER XXV. ~You claim that Roman
26 XXVI   |                     CHAPTER XXVI. ~All rule and sovereignty
27 XXVII  |                     CHAPTER XXVII. ~Your animosity against
28 XXVIII |                     CHAPTER XXVIII. ~2. The same evil
29 XXIX   |                     CHAPTER XXIX. ~Yet the gods are
30 XXX    |                     CHAPTER XXX. ~We offer for Caesar'
31 XXXI   |                     CHAPTER XXXI. ~And our prayers for
32 XXXII  |                     CHAPTER XXXII. ~And rendered necessary
33 XXXIII |                     CHAPTER XXXIII. ~We are much more
34 XXXIV  |                     CHAPTER XXXIV. ~'Lord' is no proper
35 XXXV   |                     CHAPTER XXXV. ~We are called 'public
36 XXXVI  |                     CHAPTER XXXVI. ~We are necessarily
37 XXXVII |                     CHAPTER XXXVII. ~We are forbidden
38 XXXVIII|                     CHAPTER XXXVIII. ~The Christian
39 XXXIX  |                     CHAPTER XXXIX. ~III. i. The purposes
40 XL     |                     CHAPTER XL. ~2. Our existence is
41 XLI    |                     CHAPTER XLI. ~These judgements are
42 XLII   |                     CHAPTER XLII. ~3. We are accused
43 XLIII  |                     CHAPTER XLIII. ~We are certainly
44 XLIV   |                     CHAPTER XLIV. ~The real loss to
45 XLV    |                     CHAPTER XLV. ~Our ethical standard
46 XLVI   |                     CHAPTER XLVI. ~4. Our sect is regarded
47 XLVII  |                     CHAPTER XLVII. ~Philosophers have
48 XLVIII |                     CHAPTER XLVIII. ~The philosophical
49 XLIX   |                     CHAPTER XLIX. ~IV. Why do you censure
50 L      |                     CHAPTER L. ~Our sufferings are our