Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII   |      inscribed upon his own work the title of a True Discourse, "Why,
 2        1, XXIV   |         matter, or who drag down the title of "the Good" from the First
 3        1, XL     |          inscribed upon his work the title of A True Discourse,--a
 4        4, XLVII  |            this Celsus, who gave the title of True Discourse to a treatise
 5        4, LXII   |              own book against us the title of A True Discourse. For
 6        4, LXXIII |           inscribe upon his book the title which he ventured to give
 7        4, LXXXVII| signification, but, agreeably to the title of the book (for it is inscribed "
 8        5, XLVI   |             God, rejoices under this title. And although the Egyptians
 9        5, XLVI   |        Pappaeus to Him as His proper title, but regard it as one which
10        5, XLVI   |           however, who gives God His title in the Scythian tongue,
11        6, L      |           and boastfully gave it the title of a "true discourse." And
12        7, LXV    |            God has honoured with the title of God, and who partake
13        8, I      |         published under the delusive title of A True Discourse, and