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 1 II      |      advocate to maintain their innocence. The opportunity of rejoinder
 2 II      |     since, assuming our perfect innocence, you will not have us persist
 3 IV      | position for the defence of our innocence; nor shall I merely refute
 4 IX      |       men in years, children in innocence. ~If you would only observe
 5 XL      |       neglect of the Teacher of innocence and Judge and Avenger of
 6 XL      |        For from that time their innocence has modified the guilt of
 7 XLV     | inevitable. We have been taught innocence by God, and we know it perfectly,
 8 XLV     |   sanction alone has introduced innocence, and merely human regulations
 9 XLV     |   regards the sincerity of your innocence, is neither complete nor
10 XLV     |      which seem to tend towards innocence, have borrowed their form
11 XLV     |       only ones who attain unto innocence, both with respect to the
12 XLVI    |       profess the same things, —innocence, justice, patience, sobriety,
13 L       |        us. For the proof of our innocence is found in your injustice.
14 App(138)|           h This witness to the innocence and purity of the lives