Book, Chapter

 1        4, XI   |    Jews and Christians to have misunderstood, and, not comprehending
 2        4, XXIX |         But Celsus perhaps has misunderstood certain of those whom he
 3        4, XXX  |        me that Celsus has also misunderstood this statement, "Let Us
 4        5, XVII |   place, having either himself misunderstood the sacred Scriptures, or
 5        5, XXIX |        indeed, that Celsus has misunderstood some of the deeper reasons
 6        5, LXI  |     the Sibyl, having probably misunderstood some who blamed such as
 7        5, LXIV |   Celsus appears to me to have misunderstood the statement of the apostle,
 8        5, LXIV |      who believe;" and to have misunderstood also those who employed
 9        6, XIX  |     certain Christians, having misunderstood the words of Plato, loudly
10        6, XXIV |   called Ophites, which he has misunderstood, that, in my opinion, he
11        6, LXII |  Celsus, again, having perhaps misunderstood the words, "For the mouth
12        6, LXXIV| correctly, while others he has misunderstood; these, however, it is not
13        7, XXX  |         and in so doing either misunderstood their obscure intimations