Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI |         all which practices were forbidden to the Jews--this people,
 2        3, VII   |        would not have altogether forbidden the putting of men to death;
 3        5, I     |          words--a thing which is forbidden, and in the indulgence of
 4        5, XLVIII|      therefore His disciples are forbidden to circumcise themselves,
 5        7, XXIV  |     human glory, we maintain, is forbidden not only by the teaching
 6        7, LI    | reproached as with ignorance, or forbidden us to characterize as "blind"
 7        7, LXIII |       society, and hold it to be forbidden by nature that a man who
 8        7, LXV   |      other works of God. This is forbidden to us, for we have been
 9        8, XVII  | distinctive mark of a secret and forbidden society." He does not perceive
10        8, XX    |        the badge of a secret and forbidden society; but we do so, because
11        8, XXIV  |        clearly shown that we are forbidden to take part in these festivals,
12        8, XXX   |         things strangled, we are forbidden by Scripture to partake
13        8, LXVII |        goddess, much more are we forbidden to pay divine honours to