Tertullian

“ But, after all, what do you less than we; or rather, what do you not do in excess of us? I wonder whether it be a small matter to you [10] to pant for human entrails, because you devour full-grown men alive? Is it, forsooth, only a trifle to lick up human blood, when you draw out [11] the blood which was destined to live? Is it a light thing in your view to feed on an infant, when you consume one wholly before it is come to the birth? [12] ”

“ We begin our religious service, or initiate our mysteries, with slaying an infant. As for you, since your own transactions in human blood and infanticide have faded from your memory, you shall be duly reminded of them in the proper place ”

“ Since we are on a par in respect of the gods, it follows that there is no difference between us on the point of sacrifice, or even of worship, [2] if I may be allowed to make good our comparison from another sort of evidence. ”