Chapter

 1 Ana    |    emperor's welfare. This we refuse to do, and are therefore
 2 Ana    |      the Caesars, although we refuse to acknowledge the divinity
 3 Ana    |   public enemies ' because we refuse to join in your useless
 4 Ana    | school of philosophy; yet you refuse us the licence allowed to
 5 I      |     of an evil mind; for they refuse to acknowledge as their
 6 II     |       primarily at making men refuse to gain a clear knowledge
 7 II     |  which are unproven, and they refuse to have them enquired into,
 8 XVII   |       of offence in those who refuse to recognize Him of whom
 9 XXIII  |       as gods would naturally refuse to call themselves dsemons,
10 XXVIII |    emperor's welfare. This we refuse to do, and therefore we
11 XXXIII |      the Caesars, although we refuse to acknowledge the divinity
12 XXXV   |    public enemies' because we refuse to join in your useless
13 XXXV   |     Do we not on a festal day refuse to either overshadow our
14 XXXVIII|   other times than you. If we refuse to know how to be delighted,
15 XLVI   | school of philosophy, yet you refuse us the licence you grant
16 XLVI   |       which jeopardize us who refuse to discharge them? For who
17 App    |      break their word, nor to refuse a deposit, when called upon