Chapter

 1 Ana |         Secret crimes. ~We are accused of infamous secret atrocities,—
 2 Ana |          I. Sacrilege. ~We are accused of Sacrilege and Disloyalty
 3 Ana |       to do, and are therefore accused, secondly, of Disloyalty
 4 I   |       detected, they deny when accused, not even when put to the
 5 I   | censured, he glories in it; if accused, he pleads no defence; if
 6 I   |       criminal is proud, to be accused of which is his prayer,
 7 II  |       possibility that, if the accused is compelled to deny, he
 8 IV  |        both those which we are accused of perpetrating in secret,
 9 V   | threatened danger to those who accused the Christians. Consult
10 VII |    CHAPTER VII. ~II. i. We are accused of infamous secret atrocities,—
11 X   |      CHAPTER X. ~II. i. We are accused of sacrilege and disloyalty.
12 XXXV|      Christians are judicially accused of a second sacrilege, in
13 XLII|       CHAPTER XLII. ~3. We are accused of being worthless to trade,
14 XLII|    injuries committed, and are accused of being unprofitable in
15 App |     the case of those who were accused to me of being Christians.
16 App |   cases of those who have been accused to you of being Christians.
17 App |    sought out; but if they are accused and impeached, they must