Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX   |         ignorant individuals were won by his words, but also not
 2        1, LI     |          to those individuals who won over those soldiers of the
 3        2, XLVI   |          he himself was alive, he won over not a single person
 4        2, XLVI   |         His words and deeds, have won over to Himself manifold
 5        2, XLVII  |           us answer that "we were won over to him, because we
 6        2, XLVII  |      father of evil." Now we were won over to His doctrine by
 7        3, LXXVIII|          all the "wicked" who are won over to the Gospel, as the
 8        3, LXXX   |      alleges that "Christians are won over by us through vain
 9        3, LXXX   |           good sir, they also are won over by vain hopes who have
10        3, LXXX   |         abodes with the gods, are won over by vain hopes. Probably
11        3, LXXX   |           be said by Celsus to be won over by empty hopes. Let
12        4, XXXII  |   increase, advanced onwards, and won many souls, such being the
13        6, XLI    | philosophers of no mean note were won over by the magic power
14        8, LXV    |          if their favour is to be won by murders, licentiousness,