Book, Chapter

 1        1, V    |    the same opinion, quoting Herodotus as his authority. We also
 2        3, XXVI |   have taken from Pindar and Herodotus. It will be sufficient,
 3        3, XXVII|    having taken place? Or do Herodotus and Pindar appear to you
 4        5, XXXIV|      words: "We might adduce Herodotus as a witness on this point,
 5        5, XXXIV|     Such is the narrative of Herodotus. But," continues Celsus, "
 6        5, XXXIV|      in a certain passage by Herodotus. For the sake of credibility,
 7        5, XXXVI|    of being is this Ammon of Herodotus, whose words Celsus has
 8        5, XXXVI|       indeed, a statement of Herodotus which favours the principle
 9        5, XLI  | received by the Persians, as Herodotus somewhere mentions. 'For
10        6, XXXIX|   then quotes a passage from Herodotus, stating that "Apollo is
11        6, XXXIX|     these matters Celsus and Herodotus are not both wrong; for
12        7, LXII |     same notions is shown by Herodotus in these words: 'I know