Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI|  pretexts, so far as the law was concerned, for apostatizing to the
 2        2, LIII |         of this Jew of Celsus is concerned, being liable to the same
 3        3, LXXI |        their previous conduct is concerned, and who have manifested
 4        4, XIV  |        far as their structure is concerned, capable of dissolution,
 5        4, XC   |        that they would know what concerned themselves far sooner (than
 6        4, XC   | themselves far sooner (than what concerned others); and had they possessed
 7        5, XXIX |        bearing on this point are concerned, enough have been adduced
 8        5, XXXVI|         not for oxen that God is concerned, even where He may appear
 9        5, XLIII|          so far as this point is concerned, to pride themselves thereon,
10        5, XLIX |      therefore, so far as we are concerned, the followers of Pythagoras,
11        7, XVIII|        that they were to be less concerned about their raiment than
12        8, XV   |      authority. So far as we are concerned, therefore, we deny the
13        8, LVII |   worship them. We are much more concerned lest we should be ungrateful