Chapter

 1 II     |         upon any one to deny. You regard a Christian as a man guilty
 2 VI     |     matrons and prostitutes. With regard to women, indeed, even those
 3 XII    |      shewing what they are. ~With regard to your gods, then, I see
 4 XII    |        upon the stories. And with regard to the images themselves,
 5 XXI    |      worship God through Christ.' Regard Him as a man: through Him
 6 XXIII  |            I suppose; so that you regard those as gods from their
 7 XXIV   |         Fides; let one (if you so regard the action) count the clouds
 8 XXVIII |         majesty, since indeed you regard Caesar with a greater dread
 9 XXXII  |       safe which He wills, and we regard their safety as a great
10 XXXIII |       enlarge upon the scrupulous regard and loyalty of the Christians
11 XXXVIII|       begun in pursuit of gain to regard the help they render in
12 XXXIX  |     wantonness, but with the same regard for propriety and modesty
13 XLVI   |           intercourse, refuses to regard it as at all a divine question,
14 XLVII  | Heraclitus : the Platonists, too, regard Him as being interested