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Chapter I.—Autolycus Not Yet Convinced.
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Chapter II.—Profane Authors Had No Means of Knowing the Truth.iv.ii.iii.ii
Chapter III.—Their Contradictions.iv.ii.iii.iii
Chapter IV.—How Autolycus Had Been Misled by False Accusations Against the Christians.iv.ii.iii.iv
Chapter V.—Philosophers Inculcate Cannibalism.iv.ii.iii.v
Chapter VI.—Other Opinions of the Philosophers.iv.ii.iii.vi
Chapter VII.—Varying Doctrine Concerning the Gods.iv.ii.iii.vii
Chapter VIII.—Wickedness Attributed to the Gods by Heathen Writers.iv.ii.iii.viii
Chapter IX.—Christian Doctrine of God and His Law.iv.ii.iii.ix
Chapter X.—Of Humanity to Strangers.iv.ii.iii.x
Chapter XI.—Of Repentance.iv.ii.iii.xi
Chapter XII.—Of Righteousness.iv.ii.iii.xii
Chapter XIII.—Of Chastity.iv.ii.iii.xiii
Chapter XIV.—Of Loving Our Enemies.iv.ii.iii.xiv
Chapter XV.—The Innocence of the Christians Defended.iv.ii.iii.xv
Chapter XVI.—Uncertain Conjectures of the Philosophers.iv.ii.iii.xvi
Chapter XVII.—Accurate Information of the Christians.iv.ii.iii.xvii
Chapter XVIII.—Errors of the Greeks About the Deluge.iv.ii.iii.xviii
Chapter XIX.—Accurate Account of the Deluge.iv.ii.iii.xix
Chapter XX.—Antiquity of Moses.iv.ii.iii.xx
Chapter XXI.—Of Manetho’s Inaccuracy.iv.ii.iii.xxi
Chapter XXII.—Antiquity of the Temple.iv.ii.iii.xxii
Chapter XXIII.—Prophets More Ancient Than Greek Writers.iv.ii.iii.xxiii
Chapter XXIV.—Chronology from Adam.iv.ii.iii.xxiv
Chapter XXV.—From Saul to the Captivity.iv.ii.iii.xxv
Chapter XXVI.—Contrast Between Hebrew and Greek Writings.iv.ii.iii.xxvi
Chapter XXVII.—Roman Chronology to the Death of M. Aurelius.iv.ii.iii.xxvii
Chapter XXVIII.—Leading Chronological Epochs.iv.ii.iii.xxviii
Chapter XXIX.—Antiquity of Christianity.iv.ii.iii.xxix
Chapter XXX.—Why the Greeks Did Not Mention Our Histories.iv.ii.iii.xxx