Chapter

 1 I    |     they readily or invariably confess. They are undoubtedly disconsolate
 2 II   |     when denying, to make them confess; to the Christians alone,
 3 II   |     compel us under torture to confess. Nor could you pretend that
 4 II   | statement? You torture me if I confess, what would you do if I
 5 II   |    Hence we are tortured if we confess, and are punished if we
 6 XXI  |        even if they themselves confess it not. Scattered abroad,
 7 XXIII|       to select, will as truly confess that he is a daemon, as
 8 XXIII|        deities of yours do not confess themselves daemons, not
 9 XXIII|       Alone Whom we Christians confess, and whether He ought to
10 XXIII|    those who to their own loss confess than to those who to their