Chapter

 1 Int  |       of a body of men on the mere presumption of a criminality
 2 Int  |      in ch. 40-44, arose from mere popular irrational dislike,
 3 Ana  |    employed in our case. ~The mere name of 'Christian' is made
 4 I    |     to be proved not from the mere existence of the hatred
 5 II   |    upon his confession of the mere name of murderer, or sacrilegious
 6 II   |   with on the ground that the mere profession of Christianity
 7 IV   | stupid too, if they condemn a mere name. If, however, they
 8 VII  |   whimsical suspicion, or the mere love of lying which in some
 9 IX   | religious sanctions or out of mere caprice (although it does
10 XIX  |       would be at hand in the mere records of their age. For
11 XXIII|       are not confined to the mere confession that neither
12 XXVII| images and the deification of mere names of men. ~But some
13 XXXI |   duty. ~SUPPOSE that this is mere cringing to the emperor,