analogy between it and the relation of soul and body, [133];
between it and the human commonwealth, [134];
between it and the natural unity of man's race, [135];
transmission of truth in it, [148], [166];
by a triple succession, [156-161];
development of the Truth its proper work, [168];
its divine life as opposed to heathenism, [171];
its witness of Christ's confession in the first ten generations, [184];
its first persecution by Nero, [191];
growth in the time of Antoninus Pius, [195];