Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII  |     with better effect by not professing the opinions of Epicurus,
 2        1, LIV   |    And since Celsus, although professing to know all about the Gospel,
 3        1, LXXI  |     be made to him who, while professing to bring foreward credible
 4        3, XI    | falsely so called: which some professing, have erred concerning the
 5        3, XLVI  | perhaps, not in virtue of his professing to come from God, but by
 6        3, LI    |       of God those who, after professing the Gospel, lapsed and fell.~
 7        3, LXXIII|  atheistic polytheism, since "professing themselves to be wise they
 8        4, XXX   |       their imaginations; and professing themselves to be wise, they
 9        4, LIV   |       who censures others for professing a simple faith, would have
10        4, LXII  |     Plato correctly, although professing to include all truth in
11        6, III   |   foolish heart was darkened. Professing themselves to be wise, they