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 1 Corr      |              s pride, ~Page 23, line 2, for II. 1. read II. i. ~
 2 Int       |            with Roman law (H. E. ii. 2). That he was also well
 3 Int       |              the APOLOGY (i Tim. ii. 2; see ch. 31) is quoted merely
 4 Ana       |     Christian' is made criminal (ch. 2). ~The blindness of your
 5 Ana       | involuntarily eulogizes us (ch. 3). ~2. We propose to refute and
 6 Ana       |        daemoniacal agency (ch. 27). ~2. Disloyalty. ~You are driven
 7 Ana       |            as extravagant (ch. 39). ~2. Our existence is supposed
 8 IV        |                         CHAPTER IV. ~2. We propose to refute and
 9 XVIII(51) |             Josephus, Ant. Jud. xii. 2. ~
10 XXI(61)   |             Luke ix. 26; Rom. i. 16; 2 Tim. i. 8. ~
11 XXVIII    |                     CHAPTER XXVIII. ~2. The same evil influence
12 XXXI(79)  |                         d I Tim. ii. 2. Tertullian here, as often,
13 XXXII(81) |            of his earliest epistles (2 Thess. ii. 6), regarded
14 XXXVII(99)|             from Him; comp. ad Scap. 2; Lactant, de mort. pers.
15 XL        |                         CHAPTER XL. ~2. Our existence is supposed
16 XLIV(115) |           name was criminal: see ch. 2. ~