Chapter

 1 Ana    |              The Christian society ought to be recognized by the
 2 I      |         the hatred defended, which ought to be proved not from the
 3 I      |           of a nature such as they ought not to hate? ~Thus in both
 4 II     |          surely the same treatment ought to be applied to offences
 5 II     |           although the information ought just as much to be extorted (
 6 IV     |           is said that no question ought to be reopened after the
 7 IV     |            wish it, not because it ought to be so. Of course if you
 8 IV     |            to be lawful because it ought not to be so, without doubt
 9 IV     |        without doubt what is wrong ought not to be lawful. And as
10 VI     |         preserve customs which you ought not, whilst you fail to
11 VI     |           preserve those which you ought. Besides, that very tradition
12 VIII   |            is not, in that case it ought not to be believed to be
13 VIII   |    Christian. You who cannot do it ought not to believe it. For even
14 VIII   |            about the Christians as ought at any rate to have been
15 IX     |   palateable. And indeed this also ought to be applied as a test
16 X      |        exist. This, therefore, you ought to demand,— that we prove
17 X      |           on that ground that they ought not to be worshipped, since
18 XIV    |        such very religious people, ought neither to be revealed if
19 XVI    |           name and shape. But they ought to have forthwith adored
20 XXI    |        with the Jews, as we surely ought to do if we were worshippers
21 XXIII  |          of divinity, which surely ought to be believed to be superior
22 XXIII  |            confess, and whether He ought to be so believed and worshipped
23 XXIV   |           and provincial governors ought also to be looked up to
24 XXV    |           than adorations 75, they ought to recompense. But those
25 XXVIII |       honour to those gods whom he ought for his own sake voluntarily
26 XXXVIII|              The Christian society ought to be recognized by the
27 XXXVIII|          less leniently, this sect ought to be enrolled amongst the
28 XXXIX  |           illegal meetings; and it ought deservedly to be condemned,
29 XXXIX  |          are gathered together, it ought not to be called a 'faction,'
30 XL     |          FOR the name of 'faction' ought to be applied quite otherwise
31 XL     |       propitious than angry. ~They ought therefore to know that the
32 XLI    |        worshippers also, whom they ought to separate from the deserts
33 XLI    |            such unjust beings, who ought rather to help and assist
34 XLII   |            nor do we think that we ought to give, except to those
35 XLVI   |            upon Alexander, whom he ought rather to have ruled, as
36 XLVII  |         one to think that credence ought not to be given to the Christians,
37 XLVII  |            else that more credence ought to be given to poets and
38 XLVII  |          the more trustworthy, and ought the rather to be believed,
39 XLIX   |        true. On no charge whatever ought that to be altogether condemned
40 XLIX   |           harmless. ~But judgement ought to be pronounced against
41 XLIX   |       other hand, they who hate us ought to grieve instead of rejoicing
42 L      |        willing to suffer; when you ought to love those at whose hands
43 App    |     immoveable obstinacy certainly ought to be punished. ~Others
44 App    |       perform,—I thought that they ought to be discharged. Others,
45 App    | accusations brought to your notice ought not to be received in the