Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXXI  |    Celsus declares they do, in putting into the mouth of the Jew
 2        3, VII   |       altogether forbidden the putting of men to death; and yet
 3        3, XLII  |     reason, that these men, on putting aside their mortal body,
 4        4, XXXII |        the greatest of sins in putting Jesus to death, they were
 5        4, LXXXI |         perhaps with a view of putting rational beings to shame;
 6        4, XC    |        the greatest dangers by putting their trust in divination
 7        6, XV    |        headlong on the ground, putting on the dress of the miserable,
 8        7, XXVI  | fighting for their country, of putting to death or otherwise punishing
 9        7, XXXVI |        frivolous talker, often putting into the mouth of a barbarian
10        8, XXXIX |                   XXXIX.~After putting such words into our mouth,
11        8, LXXIII|        to say, a divine help, "putting on the whole armour of God."