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Chapter I.—Address.
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Chapter II.—Justice demanded.viii.ii.ii
Chapter III.—Claim of judicial investigation.viii.ii.iii
Chapter IV.—Christians unjustly condemned for their mere name.viii.ii.iv
Chapter V.—Christians charged with atheism.viii.ii.v
Chapter VI.—Charge of atheism refuted.viii.ii.vi
Chapter VII.—Each Christian must be tried by his own life.viii.ii.vii
Chapter VIII.—Christians confess their faith in God.viii.ii.viii
Chapter IX.—Folly of idol worship.viii.ii.ix
Chapter X.—How God is to be served.viii.ii.x
Chapter XI.—What kingdom Christians look for.viii.ii.xi
Chapter XII.—Christians live as under God’s eye.viii.ii.xii
Chapter XIII.—Christians serve God rationally.viii.ii.xiii
Chapter XIV.—The demons misrepresent Christian doctrine.viii.ii.xiv
Chapter XV.—What Christ himself taught.viii.ii.xv
Chapter XVI.—Concerning patience and swearing.viii.ii.xvi
Chapter XVII.—Christ taught civil obedience.viii.ii.xvii
Chapter XVIII.—Proof of immortality and the resurrection.viii.ii.xviii
Chapter XIX.—The resurrection possible.viii.ii.xix
Chapter XX.—Heathen analogies to Christian doctrine.viii.ii.xx
Chapter XXI.—Analogies to the history of Christ.viii.ii.xxi
Chapter XXII.—Analogies to the sonship of Christ.viii.ii.xxii
Chapter XXIII.—The argument.viii.ii.xxiii
Chapter XXIV.—Varieties of heathen worship.viii.ii.xxiv
Chapter XXV.—False Gods abandoned by Christians.viii.ii.xxv
Chapter XXVI.—Magicians not trusted by Christians.viii.ii.xxvi
Chapter XXVII.—Guilt of exposing children.viii.ii.xxvii
Chapter XXVIII.—God’s care for men.viii.ii.xxviii
Chapter XXIX.—Continence of Christians.viii.ii.xxix
Chapter XXX.—Was Christ not a magician?viii.ii.xxx
Chapter XXXI.—Of the Hebrew prophets.viii.ii.xxxi
Chapter XXXII.—Christ predicted by Moses.viii.ii.xxxii
Chapter XXXIII.—Manner of Christ’s birth predicted.viii.ii.xxxiii
Chapter XXXIV.—Place of Christ’s birth foretold.viii.ii.xxxiv
Chapter XXXV.—Other fulfilled prophecies.viii.ii.xxxv
Chapter XXXVI.—Different modes of prophecy.viii.ii.xxxvi
Chapter XXXVII.—Utterances of the Father.viii.ii.xxxvii
Chapter XXXVIII.—Utterances of the Son.viii.ii.xxxviii
Chapter XXXIX.—Direct predictions by the Spirit.viii.ii.xxxix
Chapter XL.—Christ’s advent foretold.viii.ii.xl
Chapter XLI.—The crucifixion predicted.viii.ii.xli
Chapter XLII.—Prophecy using the past tense.viii.ii.xlii
Chapter XLIII.—Responsibility asserted.viii.ii.xliii
Chapter XLIV.—Not nullified by prophecy.viii.ii.xliv
Chapter XLV.—Christ’s session in heaven foretold.viii.ii.xlv
Chapter XLVI.—The Word in the world before Christ.viii.ii.xlvi
Chapter XLVII.—Desolation of Judæa foretold.viii.ii.xlvii
Chapter XLVIII.—Christ’s work and death foretold.viii.ii.xlviii
Chapter XLIX.—His rejection by the Jews foretold.viii.ii.xlix
Chapter L.—His humiliation predicted.viii.ii.l
Chapter LI.—The majesty of Christ.viii.ii.li
Chapter LII.—Certain fulfilment of prophecy.viii.ii.lii
Chapter LIII.—Summary of the prophecies.viii.ii.liii
Chapter LIV.—Origin of heathen mythology.viii.ii.liv
Chapter LV.—Symbols of the cross.viii.ii.lv
Chapter LVI.—The demons still mislead men.viii.ii.lvi
Chapter LVII.—And cause persecution.viii.ii.lvii
Chapter LVIII.—And raise up heretics.viii.ii.lviii
Chapter LIX.—Plato’s obligation to Moses.viii.ii.lix
Chapter LX.—Plato’s doctrine of the cross.viii.ii.lx
Chapter LXI.—Christian baptism.viii.ii.lxi
Chapter LXII.—Its imitation by demons.viii.ii.lxii
Chapter LXIII.—How God appeared to Moses.viii.ii.lxiii
Chapter LXIV.—Further misrepresentations of the truth.viii.ii.lxiv
Chapter LXV.—Administration of the sacraments.viii.ii.lxv
Chapter LXVI.—Of the Eucharist.viii.ii.lxvi
Chapter LXVII.—Weekly worship of the Christians.viii.ii.lxvii
Chapter LXVIII.—Conclusion.viii.ii.lxviii
Epistle of Adrian in behalf of the Christians.viii.ii.lxix
Epistle of Antoninus to the common assembly of Asia.viii.ii.lxx
Epistle of Marcus Aurelius to the senate, in which he testifies that the Christians were the cause of his victory.viii.ii.lxxi