Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |      certain things not to be lightly esteemed, which are plausible
 2        2, LXIII |     charge which is not to be lightly passed over, saying that "
 3        3, XXXVII|  again, for reasons not to be lightly regarded, nay, even of a
 4        3, LXXX  |      arguments, which are not lightly advanced among Greeks and
 5        4, XXXIII|     was one that could not be lightly disposed of. It is certain,
 6        4, XXXIV | manner that effects not to be lightly regarded are produced by
 7        4, XXXV  |     that those men were to be lightly esteemed whose names merely,
 8        4, LV    |     several; and he would not lightly have charged with being
 9        5, XX    |      show that men, not to be lightly esteemed on account of their
10        5, LVII  |      of their faith not to be lightly esteemed, their possession
11        6, XXIII |    places a meaning not to be lightly treated, nor, as Celsus
12        8, LVIII |    shared with another, is so lightly esteemed by him, that he