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Athanasius charged with cowardice for escaping.
xix.ii.i
Insincerity of this charge.xix.ii.ii
Outrages of the Arians against the Bishops.xix.ii.iii
Proceedings after the Council of Milan.xix.ii.iv
In praise of Hosius.xix.ii.v
Outrages of George upon the Alexandrians.xix.ii.vi
Outrages of George.xix.ii.vii
If it is wrong to flee, it is worse to persecute.xix.ii.viii
The accusation shews the mind of the accusers.xix.ii.ix
Their real grievance is not that Athanasius is a coward, but that he is free.xix.ii.x
Examples of Scripture Saints in defence of flight.xix.ii.xi
The Lord an example of timely flight.xix.ii.xii
Example of Our Lord.xix.ii.xiii
An hour and a time for all men.xix.ii.xiv
The Lord's hour and time.xix.ii.xv
The Lord's example followed by the Saints.xix.ii.xvi
A time to flee and a time to stay.xix.ii.xvii
The Saints who fled were no cowards.xix.ii.xviii
The Saints courageous in their flight, and divinely favoured.xix.ii.xix
Same Subject Continued.xix.ii.xx
The Saints fled for our sakes.xix.ii.xxi
Same subject concluded.xix.ii.xxii
Persecution is from the Devil.xix.ii.xxiii
Irruption of Syrianus.xix.ii.xxiv
Athanasius's wonderful escape.xix.ii.xxv
He acted according to the example of the Saints. Character of his accusers.xix.ii.xxvi
Conclusion.xix.ii.xxvii