Book, Chapter

 1        4, XLV   |          and have said that two accursed nations--Moab and Ammon--
 2        4, LIX   |  reception of dishonourable and accursed persons; while bodies should
 3        5, XLIII |        the society of others as accursed and impious. And would that
 4        5, LXIII |       darkness, more unholy and accursed than that of the companions
 5        6, XXV   |    circle. The inventor of this accursed diagram had inscribed this
 6        6, XXVII |      archontics' is termed the 'accursed' god." Then, laying hold
 7        6, XXVII | cosmogony which he records--an "accursed" divinity. Celsus, however,
 8        6, XXVII |       Creator of this world an "accursed divinity." He appears to
 9        6, XXVIII| Christians term the Creator an "accursed divinity;" in order that
10        6, XXVIII|     Mosaic cosmogony is termed "accursed," asserting that "such is
11        6, XXIX  |        Moses and of his law an "accursed" divinity; and imagining
12        6, XXX   |       Creator is called by this accursed diagram Michael the Lion-like.
13        6, LI    |      indeed, there did exist an accursed god opposed to the great