Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVII  |     however, I consider more incredible than that Jesus was born
 2        1, XLIII   |     a Jew, who believes more incredible things contained in the
 3        1, XLV     |   now observe what is almost incredible! It is shown from the declarations
 4        2, LX      | delirium or hypochondria, is incredible. And Celsus, seeing this,
 5        3, XXVI    |     in themselves seem to be incredible, but which are not discredited
 6        4, XXXVI   |      wove together some most incredible and insipid stories, viz.,
 7        4, XXXVI   |      then, who have composed incredible and insipid stories regarding
 8        4, LXXXVIII|   that kind, which is a most incredible supposition.~
 9        5, XXIII   |     may appear to some to be incredible, are not contrary to nature.
10        6, VII     |    on the very face of it an incredible assertion, that Paul the
11        6, XXXVI   |     of things. And it is not incredible that the gates which are
12        6, XLIX    |  such stories; whereas it is incredible that he who left behind
13        7, XVIII   |  does not see how manifestly incredible it is that worldly riches
14        8, XLII    |   yet, though it may seem an incredible thing to say, God spared
15        8, XLVII   |     we should say that it is incredible that the apostles of Jesus