Book, Chapter

 1        2, I     |      the first place, to this special question, viz., why Celsus,
 2        3, VIII  |       despise death, some, on special occasions, and these individuals
 3        4, III   |     he send some one for that special purpose?" Would he then
 4        4, XXXVII|    the best of our ability, a special subject of investigation.
 5        4, LXIX  |      have to be examined in a special treatise. It is, then, always
 6        4, LXXIV |      Providence provides in a special manner for rational creatures;
 7        4, LXXXIV|     the survivors set apart a special place (for their interment),
 8        4, XCIX  |    but beyond the whole, in a special degree of every rational
 9        5, LIII  | Christ is made the subject of special investigation. But that
10        5, LVIII |      in all the Churches take special care of themselves, and
11        6, L     |    immediately add, without a special meaning, the words, "in
12        8, LXXIII|      on his behalf, forming a special army--an army of piety--