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The Catacombs of Rome, and Their Testimony Relative to Primitive Christianity

Note 751 — Chapter III

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Tertullian bases his apology for the Christians on the blamelessness of their character, refutes the accusations against them, and challenges proof. The unworthy members of the community, he says, are only as moles or freckles on the body, or as a fleecy cloud on a sunny sky, affecting not its general character.—Ad Nationes, 5.

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