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 1 Ana    |  malefic power, who falsely claim to be divine (ch. 22). These
 2 Ana    |  existence. In any case, we claim the civil right of religious
 3 XXI(62)| heathen might say, 'yet you claim to worship the God of the
 4 XXI(67)|       q Tertullian does not claim to have seen the record
 5 XXII   |  malefic power, who falsely claim to be divine. ~AND we thus
 6 XXIII  |   elsewhere he will falsely claim to be a god. In exactly
 7 XXIII  | confession, and denying its claim to godship, you must draw
 8 XXIV   |  existence. In any case, we claim the civil right of religious
 9 XXV    |           CHAPTER XXV. ~You claim that Roman prosperity is
10 XXXIII |    And I might with justice claim him as especially our Caesar,
11 XLVII  |     entirely monopolize the claim to it; and so to lead one
12 XLIX   |    way, the joy, which they claim for themselves, is ours,