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 1 Pre       |          THE present volume grew naturally out of my special study
 2 Int       |      Church, and his later error naturally 'cast some discredit on
 3 Int       |       biting irony. ~The APOLOGY naturally contains but few references
 4 IX        |       not spare his own sons, he naturally persisted in not sparing
 5 XVI       |           Others, certainly more naturally and with greater likelihood,
 6 XVII      |          O testimony of the soul naturally Christian 47! Lastly, when
 7 XX        |          all one; with men it is naturally broken up into parts while
 8 XXI       |          from this we might more naturally be regarded as the worshippers
 9 XXIII     |       are regarded as gods would naturally refuse to call themselves
10 XXXVIII   |       into factions, which would naturally cause disturbance at your
11 XXXIX(105)| addressed to heathen, Tertullian naturally forbears to use the technical
12 XLVI      |         adultery. A Christian is naturally a husband to his own wife
13 L         |        we celebrate our triumph. Naturally, therefore, we displease