Chapter

 1 1pref|        is ours. Each, then, was called a people and a nation; lest,
 2 3    |         among us, who have been called out of the nations,--"and
 3 8    |         King Ochus (who is also~called Cyrus) reigned . xxiiii
 4 8    |      Alexandria, when withal he called that (city) by his own name;
 5 8    |        Again Caius Caesar, also~called Caligula, . . iii years,
 6 9    |       that it behoves Him to be called Emmanuel; and that subsequently
 7 9    |        who is come, neither was called by that name, nor engaged
 8 9    |         not begotten, but (were called their sons) by reason of
 9 9    |  impiety, whom of old (God) had called His own sons through Isaiah
10 9    |    believed to be coming is not called Jesus, why is he who is
11 9    |    Jesus, why is he who is come called Jesus Christ?" Well, each
12 9    | pristine name, and begins to be called Jesus. Certainly, you say.
13 9    |      promise, not Moses. Now He called him an "angel," on account
14 9    |     power. For the same John is called not merely an "angel" of
15 9    |        to fulfil the prophets," called so to the Jews. "He was,"
16 9    |        too, (was the son of Nun called) JOSHUA, on account of the
17 9    |       bidden him thenceforth be called, not "angel" nor "Oshea,"
18 9    |       of God--that He should be called Jesus as well (as Christ).
19 10   |       which the extremities are called; while the central pole
20 11   |      the cherubim: and the Lord called the man who was clothed