Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIV   |    a fact which has greater probability in its favour than many
 2        2, XV     |   And yet, according to all probability, these were matters which
 3        2, XXVIII |     and after admitting the probability of the Christian interpretation
 4        2, XXVIII |   other events with greater probability than to Jesus. He did not,
 5        2, XXVIII |   other things with greater probability than to Jesus; but he will
 6        3, XXXVIII|  fortunes, according to all probability, are to be found in the
 7        3, LVII   |   have had an appearance of probability; but when you now say that
 8        4, LXXIX  |   we would say that, in all probability, before cities were built,
 9        5, II     |      doubtless), and in all probability demons." Now as Celsus here
10        5, V      |       and adds that "in all probability they would be called demons
11        5, XXV    |    and also because, in all probability, the various quarters of
12        5, XXVI   |     and aim because, in all probability, the various quarters of
13        5, XLVI   |    being a name used in all probability in certain Egyptian incantations
14        7, XIV    | overthrow it by an opposite probability, namely," that the question