Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXXI  |  conferred with many Jews who professed to be learned men, I never
 2        2, XLIX  |       guard against those who professed to work miracles, without
 3        2, LXIX  | occasion, when it will be our professed purpose to treat of such
 4        3, II    |     had among them no one who professed to be a prophet, and who
 5        3, XX    |    pre-eminent wisdom when he professed to speak wisdom among them
 6        4, XVIII |    none of those who formerly professed to effect a cure could accomplish
 7        4, LIV   |       intend to prove what he professed to demonstrate; unless,
 8        4, LXXXIV|      as devoid of reason, who professed to speak of "universal nature,"
 9        5, XLV   |  result which the incantation professed itself capable of accomplishing
10        6, XXX   |     those things which Celsus professed to know, but that we Christians,
11        6, XXXVII|      calumniating men whom he professed to convert on the ground
12        6, XL    |       presbyters of our faith professed to do no good, but all that
13        8, LXII  |      writings of one who is a professed adversary of Christianity,