Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVII |         the latter, yet Celsus, unwilling to take note of this, thinks
 2        2, VII   |         and rebuked him who was unwilling to allow them to be washed,
 3        2, XVI   |           although those may be unwilling to admit this who cannot
 4        2, LV    |         support of Moses, be an unwilling assistant in establishing
 5        2, LX    |         appearance. But Celsus, unwilling to admit any such view,
 6        3, X     |        that Christians would be unwilling to make all men believe
 7        3, XXVIII|         teaching of Jesus, were unwilling to cause even the most trifling
 8        3, LVIII |        of father or teachers be unwilling to speak, or unable to explain
 9        4, III   | Christianity, not those who are unwilling, but those who have chosen
10        5, XVI   |     each particular passage, or unwilling to devote the necessary
11        7, LVII  |        whale's belly; and he is unwilling that He who submitted to
12        8, XXIII |     from being either unable or unwilling to keep every day in this
13        8, LII   |       induce even those who are unwilling to become Christians to