Chapter

 1 Ana  |      identical, as their own confession when confronted by a Christian
 2 II   |    public hatred,— namely, a confession of the name, not an enquiry
 3 II   |     verdict at once upon his confession of the mere name of murderer,
 4 II   |   assumed our guilt from our confession of the name, you compel
 5 II   | under torture to retract our confession, so that in our denial of
 6 II   |      have us persist in that confession which you know you are bound
 7 II   |  concealed; they enjoin that confession shall lead to condemnation,
 8 II   |    respect up to the time of confession, and if torture is anticipated
 9 II   |    torture is anticipated by confession, it will be superfluous.
10 II   |      be given to a voluntary confession than to a compulsory denial,
11 II   |    system may be, by its own confession alone, condemned on the
12 XXIII|      identical, as their own confession when confronted by a Christian
13 XXIII|  competes in making the same confession, and denying its claim to
14 XXIII|     not confined to the mere confession that neither they themselves
15 XXIV |    one but us. ~Now all this confession of theirs, by which they
16 XXXIX|      pensioners of their own confession. ~But even the putting into
17 XLVI |    writings, and also by the confession of spiritual powers. Who
18 App  |     no doubt, whatever their confession might imply, that stubbornness