Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXVIII|       ought to have carefully met this powerful argument of
 2        2, LXX   |     adds: "And, behold, Jesus met them" -- clearly meaning
 3        3, I     |     And in the second book we met, as we best could, all the
 4        3, XXVI  | report, affirming that he had met and conversed with him on
 5        3, XXVII |       way that we should have met his argument. But since
 6        4, LXXXIX|    the best of our power have met his confident assertions,
 7        5, LXII  |        have never at any time met with these sects. He makes
 8        5, LXIV  |      term which we have never met. The expression "stumbling-block"
 9        6, VIII  |     the master saying when he met the young man, "This, then,
10        6, XXIV  |     Nor, indeed, have we ever met any individual, although
11        8, XXXIII|  evident that we have already met the next statement of Celsus,
12        8, XLV   |      And again, how many have met with summary punishment