Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII  |          them, saying that "he who holds a certain opinion ought
 2        1, XXXII | particularly of Celsus, who either holds or not the sentiments of
 3        3, L     |           however, nor any one who holds the same opinions, will
 4        3, LXIX  |         wicked? See whether he who holds such views does not bring
 5        5, XLV   |           And the same observation holds good of Adonai. If, then,
 6        6, XIX   |            genus of true knowledge holds this place." Our Paul, moreover,
 7        7, VI    |          of his philosophy that he holds up Socrates to veneration,
 8        7, XIV   |  established the position which he holds. In that way it would have
 9        7, XXXIV |           nature for any place: He holds all things in His power,
10        7, LXVIII|           And the same distinction holds in regard to "providence."
11        8, VII   |            he adds, that "the same holds true of heroes, and other