Book, Chapter

 1        1, X     |      other reason, except that he believes his particular sect to be
 2        1, XI    |           things, he who not only believes, but who contemplates things
 3        1, XI    |    rationally accepted by him who believes on better grounds than he
 4        1, XIII  |           that the Platonist, who believes in the immortality of the
 5        1, XIV   |           of this individual, who believes the histories of these nations
 6        1, XXXV  |       employ as against a Jew who believes in prophecy. Let Celsus
 7        1, XLIII |          that it is to a Jew, who believes more incredible things contained
 8        1, LXII  |           respect to which Celsus believes that they speak the truth,
 9        1, LXIX  | conception by the Holy Ghost, and believes that He was begotten by
10        2, XLV   |      along with him." And here he believes the sin which was committed
11        2, LXXVII|         subject with one who both believes and says that there is a
12        3, LXXIII|         he says that "no wise man believes the Gospel, being driven
13        4, XCVII |        all respects those whom he believes to be dearer to God than
14        6, XXVIII|   divinity;" in order that he who believes these charges of his against