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 1 Ana  |    PREFACE. ~1. It is unjust to condemn the Christian religion unheard
 2 Ana  |       immoralities would rather condemn them to Tartarus than raise
 3 I    | extolled hereby, that they will condemn the truth even after she
 4 I    |      been heard? Whereas if men condemn her unheard, besides the
 5 I    |      they heard, they could not condemn. ~This, then, is the first
 6 II   |         magistrates! And so you condemn the man brought before you,
 7 II   |       you know you are bound to condemn—on grounds of necessity
 8 III  |    hidden from the seen than to condemn the seen from the hidden. ~
 9 IV   |        condemned, although they condemn. ~Nor are they merely unjust;
10 IV   |         are stupid too, if they condemn a mere name. If, however,
11 V    |         have been accustomed to condemn, and to restore those condemned
12 X    |         that judge us, let that condemn us, if it can deny that
13 XI   |       immoralities would rather condemn them to Tartarus than exalt
14 XI   |         own majesty,—why do you condemn those whose fellows in sin
15 XLVII|         and lest any one should condemn the truth on account of
16 XLIX |        one : you then will only condemn me, if I wish to be condemned;
17 L    |       wishes. Crucify, torture, condemn, crush us. For the proof