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Introductory Note.

[461] Defendit. “Excusat” in Apol.

[462] Non licet rectius suspicari.

[463] Non lubet propius experiri.

[464] At quin.

[465] Nisi si.

[466] Emendari pudet.

[467] Excusari piget.

[468] Redundantiæ nostræ.

[469] Bona fide.

[470] Pro extremitatibus temporum.

[471] Or perhaps, “to maintain evil in preference to good.”

[472] Certe.

[473] Pristinorum. In the corresponding passage (Apol. i.) the phrase is, “nisi plane retro non fuisse,” i.e., “except that he was not a Christian long ago.”

[474] Cessat.

Chapter II.—The Heathen Perverted Judgment in the Trial of Christians. They Would Be More Consistent If They Dispensed with All Form of Trial. Tertullian Urges This with Much Indignation.

[475] Comp. c. ii. of The Apology.

[476] Ipsi.

[477] Gratis reum.

[478] Sane.

[479] Neque spatium commodetis.

[480] Quanquam confessis.

[481] Receptoribus, “concealers” of the crime.

 

 

 

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