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1 Ana     |       crimes, and the burdened conscience of one unwittingly led to
2 VIII    |       crimes, and the burdened conscience of one unwittingly led to
3 VIII    |      it at such a cost to your conscience. Come, plunge your knife
4 X       |        from yourselves to your conscience : let that judge us, let
5 XVII(46)|   through nature and the human conscience, and in His more intimate
6 XVII(47)|    innate voice of every man's conscience, is characteristic of Tertullian.
7 XXI     | already a Christian in his own conscience, announced to Tiberius the
8 XXX     |   these foul things, an impure conscience also, so that I wonder,