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Introductory Note.

[517] Captivitatis (as if theirs was a self-inflicted captivity at home).

[518] Omnem uxorem patientiam obtulisse (comp. Apology, middle of c. xxxix.).

[519] In ergastulum.

[520] Radiant.

[521] He means the religion of Christ, which he in b. ii. c. ii. contrasts with “the mere wisdom” of the philosophers.

Chapter V.—The Inconsistent Life of Any False Christian No More Condemns True Disciples of Christ, Than a Passing Cloud Obscures a Summer Sky.

[522] Compare The Apology, cc. ii. xliv. xlvi.

[523] Colata, “filtered” [or “strained”—Shaks.]

[524] Ut non alicujus nubiculæ flocculo resignetur. This picturesque language defies translation.

[525] Malitiæ.

[526] Dum retorquetis.

[527] Inter crimen et nomen.

[528] Inter dici et esse.

[529] Status nominis.

[530] Denuo.

Chapter VI.—The Innocence of the Christians Not Compromised by the Iniquitous Laws Which Were Made Against Them.

[531] Compare The Apology, c. iv.

[532] Ad arulam quandam.

[533] Istam.

[534] Cessat, “loiters.”

[535] Requiratur.

[536] Lege.

[537] Ordo.

 

 

 

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