Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIX  |  accusers of Christianity were equally ignorant with Celsus, not
 2        2, XVIII |       And this was shown to be equally true of him who denied Him;
 3        3, XXII  | another~Die, and obtain honour equally with the gods."~How, then,
 4        4, IV    |     knows their state, but not equally binding on you, who do not
 5        5, X     |  refusal to recognise as gods, equally with angels, and sun, and
 6        5, XLI   |      with others, as not being equally pure with themselves, they
 7        7, LIX   |      in both cases the food is equally wholesome and nourishing;
 8        8, XLI   |         for it is best to deal equally with both sides,--although
 9        8, XLI   |        folly it is ! And it is equally foolish to apply abusive
10        8, XLIII |         for it is best to deal equally with both sides. Yet these
11        8, XLVIII|  interpreters of the mysteries equally teach the doctrine of eternal