Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXV  |     or not, that the prophet spoke of this man being born of
 2        1, LXVI  |    in a dream that the angel spoke these words; and that in
 3        2, XXXI  |        a passage of which we spoke a little ago. Now, although
 4        2, LXXVI |   only one God--the same who spoke in the prophets and in the
 5        2, LXXVII|  answer: Where is He now who spoke in the prophecies, and who
 6        3, IV    |   assuming that the prophets spoke under divine influence;
 7        3, XX    |     are perfect?" Now, as he spoke with his customary boldness
 8        6, LXI   |     or as if we ourselves so spoke of God as having rested
 9        7, VIII  |   Him of whom their prophets spoke. Moreover, the Holy Spirit
10        7, XXIX  |   Jerusalem that the apostle spoke, as one who, "being risen
11        7, LV    |   amidst all His sufferings, spoke more for His firmness and
12        8, LXIII | Truth. Wherefore even Celsus spoke the truth when he made the