Chapter

 1 I   |           is his prayer, and to be punished for it his happiness? You
 2 II  |       before the court, were to be punished. ~What an inevitably inconsistent
 3 II  |     innocent, and yet bids them be punished, as though guilty. It is
 4 II  |    tortured if we confess, and are punished if we persist, and are acquitted
 5 VIII|           say, lest they should be punished; whereas if they were to
 6 X   |        that the Christians must be punished, if it remains an established
 7 XII |           to us especially who are punished on account of these very
 8 XII | constituted, then those who are so punished are deified, and tortures
 9 XIV |         Aesculapius was deservedly punished by a thunderbolt for his
10 XIV |         their decision, afterwards punished Socrates' accusers, and
11 App |            is usual for them to be punished or sought out. And I am
12 App |     attached to the name, is to be punished. ~In the meantime, this
13 App |    obstinacy certainly ought to be punished. ~Others there were of a
14 App |            impeached, they must be punished; provided, however, that