Chapter

 1 Corr   |     proud, read to be found guilty of which is a man's pride, ~
 2 Ana    |     8). ~You yourselves are guilty of sacrificing children
 3 II     | matter of fact are the most guilty of men, why do we fare at
 4 II     | them be punished, as though guilty. It is at once lenient and
 5 II     |   punishment because he was guilty, but because, being forbidden
 6 II     |   which you had presumed us guilty from our Christian profession.
 7 II     |    it;' to order one who is guilty of sacrilege to be torn
 8 II     | regard a Christian as a man guilty of every crime, hostile
 9 II     | wish him to deny that he is guilty, so that you may return
10 II     |  verdict? If a Christian is guilty of no crime, it is indeed
11 IV     |   them, not by a name? I am guilty of incest; why do they not
12 VI     |  the Christians principally guilty of transgression, I mean
13 IX     |     IX. ~You yourselves are guilty of sacrificing children
14 XV     | Christians. Certainly those guilty of sacrilege are ever detected
15 XXIV   | certainly neither can we be guilty of injury to that religion.
16 XXIX   |    by this proof adjudge us guilty. If angels or daemons, spirits
17 XXXVIII|  gilds 101, since it is not guilty of any such thing as is
18 XL     |    blessings were? They are guilty towards Him to Whom they
19 XLVIII |    and endure : what of the guilty and of the enemies of God? ~