405Introductory Note to the Fragments of Papias 406Fragments 407I. From the exposition of the oracles of the Lord. 408II. 409III. 410IV. 411V. 412VI. 414VII. 415VIII. 416IX. 417X. 418JUSTIN MARTYR 419Introductory Note to the Writings of Justin Martyr 423The First Apology 424Chapter I.—Address. 425Chapter II.—Justice demanded. 426Chapter III.—Claim of judicial investigation. 427Chapter IV.—Christians unjustly condemned for their mere name. 428Chapter V.—Christians charged with atheism. 429Chapter VI.—Charge of atheism refuted. 430Chapter VII.—Each Christian must be tried by his own life. 431Chapter VIII.—Christians confess their faith in God. 432Chapter IX.—Folly of idol worship. 433Chapter X.—How God is to be served. 434Chapter XI.—What kingdom Christians look for. 435Chapter XII.—Christians live as under God’s eye. 436Chapter XIII.—Christians serve God rationally. 437Chapter XIV.—The demons misrepresent Christian doctrine. 438Chapter XV.—What Christ himself taught. 440Chapter XVI.—Concerning patience and swearing. 442Chapter XVII.—Christ taught civil obedience. xiv