Chapter

 1 Ana   |  neighbour (ch. 36). ~We are forbidden to retaliate, otherwise
 2 II    |     But Christians alone are forbidden to say anything either in
 3 II    |   find enquiry into our case forbidden! For Pliny Secundus, when
 4 II    |   guilty, but because, being forbidden to be sought out, he was
 5 IV    |      good which your law has forbidden, does it not surely by that
 6 IX    | murder has once for all been forbidden, it is unlawful even to
 7 XXXV  |     by fallen angels and are forbidden by God, the Christians do
 8 XXXVI | neighbours. For we are alike forbidden to wish, or do, or speak,
 9 XXXVII|      CHAPTER XXXVII. ~We are forbidden to retaliate, else we might
10 XXXVII|     hate? If likewise we are forbidden to retaliate when injured,
11 L     |      or friendship, as it is forbidden to be suffered for God!