Chapter

 1 II  | perversely, having assumed our guilt from our confession of the
 2 II  |       us to be quite free from guilt; since, assuming our perfect
 3 III |  against the name, what is the guilt attaching to names? What
 4 III |   deserving of hatred from the guilt of the sect and its Founder.
 5 III |  because they are convicted of guilt. ~
 6 VII |        detection, when was our guilt made known? nay, by whom
 7 VIII|        such a consciousness of guilt. But granting that they
 8 XL  |       and Judge and Avenger of guilt, became rooted in vices
 9 XL  |     innocence has modified the guilt of the world; and they have
10 App |      this was the sum of their guilt or error:—that 'they had