Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIX   |      world is uncreated. For, maintaining that there have been, from
 2        1, XLVIII|   shall support our position, maintaining that, as it is a matter
 3        2, XX    |     but we do not grant this, maintaining that he who foretold it
 4        2, LVI   |     are juggling impositions, maintaining that these heroes disappeared
 5        4, XX    | future, and the Christians as maintaining in their way that the coming
 6        4, LXXV  |      and herbs, and thorns,"--maintaining, like a true Epicurean,
 7        4, LXXVI |     this, Celsus, desirous of maintaining that Providence created
 8        4, XCVII |       For it follows from his maintaining such a position, that if
 9        6, X     |       see how Plato, although maintaining that (the chief good) cannot
10        6, XLVIII|    where is the difficulty in maintaining that, as the soul of Jesus
11        6, LIII  |     were a consequence of our maintaining that this world also is
12        6, LIII  |       thinks follows from our maintaining that this world also is
13        8, LXVIII| rejecting the maxim of Homer, maintaining the divine origin of the