Chapter

 1 Int |        rights even of ordinary criminals. They were prosecuted under
 2 Ana |  denied the rights of ordinary criminals, and the use of torture
 3 II  |  denied the rights of ordinary criminals, and the use of torture
 4 II  |  ordinary procedure in judging criminals; for you apply torture to
 5 II  |      not so act in the case of criminals, you thereby adjudge us
 6 II  |      otherwise than with other criminals, by directing your efforts
 7 VII | divulged? Certainly not by the criminals themselves, since the duty
 8 IX  |        from the throats of the criminals? ~What about those, likewise,
 9 XI  |        deify all your greatest criminals; for the deification of
10 XV  |  arguments and stories for the criminals —except that the criminals
11 XV  |     criminals —except that the criminals themselves often impersonate
12 XLIV|        provide their flocks of criminals. No Christian is amongst