Chapter

 1 Int    |   about the year 240. A small sect, called after him 'Tertullianists,'
 2 Ana    |       yours (ch. 45). ~4. Our sect is regarded as a school
 3 I      |       fine, hostility to this sect, carried to extremes (as
 4 III    |     But you will say that the sect is hated at all events on
 5 III    |  course if any one proves the sect to be a bad one, and consequently
 6 III    |  hatred from the guilt of the sect and its Founder. It were
 7 III    |       judgement either of the sect from its Founder, or of
 8 III    |       of its Founder from the sect. But now, without any investigation
 9 III    |  single word pre-condemns the sect and its Founder, both alike
10 V      |       the imperial sword this sect then rising into notice
11 V      |   incurred by members of that sect, yet in another way he openly
12 XXI    |      proclaimed that this our sect is supported by the very
13 XXI    |    declared the origin of our sect and name, and Who was its
14 XXXVII |       thought that our divine sect 98 should be avenged by
15 XXXVIII|      not less leniently, this sect ought to be enrolled amongst
16 XLVI   |         CHAPTER XLVI. ~4. Our sect is regarded as a school
17 XLVI   |  point of the goodness of our sect, which is now well-known
18 XLVII  | well-known differences in our sect should seem to any one to
19 L      |   rather an attraction to our sect. We spring up in greater
20 App    |       than as a new religious sect 131. ~I. ~EPISTLE OF CAIUS