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Chapter I.—Introduction.
viii.iii.i
Chapter II.—Urbicus condemns the Christians to death.viii.iii.ii
Chapter III.—Justin accuses Crescens of ignorant prejudice against the Christians.viii.iii.iii
Chapter IV.—Why the Christians do not kill themselves.viii.iii.iv
Chapter V.—How the angels transgressed.viii.iii.v
Chapter VI.—Names of God and of Christ, their meaning and power.viii.iii.vi
Chapter VII.—The world preserved for the sake of Christians. Man’s responsibility.viii.iii.vii
Chapter VIII.—All have been hated in whom the Word has dwelt.viii.iii.viii
Chapter IX.—Eternal punishment not a mere threat.viii.iii.ix
Chapter X.—Christ compared with Socrates.viii.iii.x
Chapter XI.—How Christians view death.viii.iii.xi
Chapter XII.—Christians proved innocent by their contempt of death.viii.iii.xii
Chapter XIII.—How the Word has been in all men.viii.iii.xiii
Chapter XIV.—Justin prays that this appeal be published.viii.iii.xiv
Chapter XV.—Conclusion.viii.iii.xv