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 1 Corr     |       bottom, for of which the criminal is proud, read to be found
 2 Ana      |    name of 'Christian' is made criminal (ch. 2). ~The blindness
 3 I        |      evil is this of which the criminal is proud, to be accused
 4 II       |   alone of 'Christian' is made criminal. ~EVEN if it is certain
 5 II       |  examine into the case of some criminal, you are not content to
 6 II       |        his will), and not as a criminal, in respect of his past
 7 IX       |      say, 'only the blood of a criminal condemned to the beasts.'
 8 XV       |       for shame. You allow the criminal record of Jupiter to be
 9 XXIV     |     not better accord with the criminal charge of irreligion, since
10 XXX      |        The prayer will only be criminal in the case where it is
11 XXXV     |       their aid or sanction to criminal factions, the gleaning that
12 XXXIX    | branding our modest suppers as criminal, you also denounce them
13 XLIV     |     prisoners, who balance the criminal charge-sheet by the infliction
14 XLIV     |    many culprits under various criminal charges are examined by
15 XLIV(115)|  Christians; the very name was criminal: see ch. 2. ~
16 App      |       by an oath135, not for a criminal purpose, but never to commit