Book, Chapter

 1        3, VI      |     however, according to his supposition, that on abandoning Egypt
 2        3, XL      |      common sense forbids the supposition that God is at all a piece
 3        4, XVIII   |  apply to its essence, such a supposition is inadmissible, not only
 4        4, XLV     |       order, agreeably to the supposition, to prevent the extermination
 5        4, XLV     | themselves, should, on such a supposition, conceive the desire that
 6        4, LXXXV   |     who, according to his own supposition, looks from heaven upon
 7        4, LXXXVIII|    which is a most incredible supposition.~
 8        7, XV      |   this our answer is that the supposition is absurd, for it combines
 9        7, XVI     |       Resurrection died." The supposition of Celsus would have some
10        7, XVIII   |      whilst, according to the supposition of Celsus, they saw themselves
11        7, LIX     |      Now if, according to the supposition, the food prepared in the
12        8, LI      |       in accordance with that supposition; and we must not too curiously
13        8, LXX     |      Romans, according to the supposition of Celsus, embrace the Christian