Chapter

 1 Ana   |         influence to force us to sacrifice for the emperor's welfare.
 2 II    |       their obstinate refusal to sacrifice, all he had discovered was
 3 IX    |     blood as by their refusal to sacrifice; and in other respects they
 4 IX    |        as if they had refused to sacrifice. And, at all events, you
 5 X     |        It follows that we do not sacrifice for others, for the same
 6 X     |       same reason that we do not sacrifice for ourselves— in a word,
 7 XXVII | Wherefore we meet the summons to sacrifice with opposition, relying
 8 XXVII |      because, when we might both sacrifice at the time and get off
 9 XXVIII|        drives you to force us to sacrifice for the emperor's welfare.
10 XXVIII|      against their will to offer sacrifice (for a willing mind is enjoined
11 XXVIII|    influence you to compel us to sacrifice for the safety of the emperor;
12 XXIX  |      shewn whether those to whom sacrifice is offered are able to bestow
13 XXX   |          Him that rich and noble sacrifice which He commanded, prayer
14 XLVI  |   compels a philosopher to offer sacrifice, or to swear, or to publicly
15 L     |        with the multitude if you sacrifice the Christians to their