Chapter

 1 I     |       his happiness? You cannot call this madness,—you, whose
 2 X     |   deemed to be. For who may not call Heaven and Earth father
 3 XIII  |        household gods, whom you call Lares, you exercise a household
 4 XIX   |       our confidence, which you call presumption, is strengthened.
 5 XXIII |  FURTHER, if the magicians also call forth apparitions and dishonour
 6 XXIII |        another place you do not call gods; and it seems one sort
 7 XXIII |       would naturally refuse to call themselves dsemons, if they
 8 XXIV  |     adjudged a capital crime to call any one, or hear any one
 9 XXV   | establishment of the empire, or call it still the kingdom. For
10 XXXIII|       him equal. For I will not call the emperor a god, both
11 XXXIV |   epithet of God. I will indeed call the emperor 'lord,' but
12 XXXIV |         an emperor, you were to call another by the title, would
13 XXXIV | equivalent to an imprecation to call Caesar a god before his
14 XXXVII|   Christians. Yet you prefer to call them the enemies of the
15 XXXIX |        assemble together 102 to call to remembrance the divine
16 XXXIX |      defame us also, because we call each other by the title
17 L     |        are overwhelmed. You can call us then, if you like, 'faggot-men,'