Quotiens enim in Christianos desaevitis partim animis propriis, partim legibus obsequentes? Quotiens etiam praeteritis vobis suo iure nos inimicum vulgus invadit lapidibus et incendiis? Ipsis Bacchanalium furiis nec mortuis parcunt Christianis, quin illos de requie sepulturae, de asylo quodam mortis, iam alios, iam nec totos avellant, dissecent, distrahant.
How often do you wreak your fury on the Christians, in part obeying your own instincts, in part the laws? How often, too, without regard to you,a does the unfriendly mob on its own account assail us with stones and fire? Mad as Bacchanals, they spare not even the Christian dead; no! from the repose of the grave, from what I may call deaths asylum, changed as the bodies may be, or mere fragments'they will have them out, rip and rend them.
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