Chapter

 1 Ana |          ACCUSATIONS. ~i. Secret crimes. ~We are accused of infamous
 2 Ana |  instinct would revolt from such crimes, and the burdened conscience
 3 Ana |         is one of your commonest crimes (ch. 9). ~ii. Open crimes. ~
 4 Ana |        crimes (ch. 9). ~ii. Open crimes. ~I. Sacrilege. ~We are
 5 II  |         are charged with similar crimes to those we are charged
 6 II  |           perfidy, and all other crimes. Then Trajan wrote back
 7 II  |     course equally deny also the crimes of which you had presumed
 8 IV  |          all may know that those crimes are not to be found amongst
 9 VI  |          deal with our more open crimes.
10 VII |          and then concealed such crimes, or sold his information
11 VII |      this time been privy to the crimes of the Christians. This
12 VIII|  instinct would revolt from such crimes, and the burdened conscience
13 VIII|          the credibility of such crimes, lo, we place before you
14 IX  |         is one of your commonest crimes. ~FOR a more thorough refutation
15 IX  | overshadowed their own temple of crimes, as on votive crosses; as
16 IX  |          I come to our more open crimes. ~
17 XL  |       became rooted in vices and crimes of every kind. If, however,