Book, Chapter

 1        1, VII  |       all the mysteries that are celebrated everywhere throughout Greece
 2        1, XXIX | Themistocles after he had become celebrated for his military skill,
 3        1, XL   |      somewhat uncertain; and the celebrated Chrysippus even, who frequently
 4        1, LX   |           inasmuch as Balaam was celebrated for such predictions, and
 5        2, XIII |         the whole Jewish worship celebrated in it, Jesus foretold what
 6        3, XII  |           some of which are more celebrated than others. Even Judaism
 7        3, LXVII|         school of Xenocrates, so celebrated for his venerable character.
 8        5, LIV  |         asserted by Apelles, the celebrated disciple of Marcion, who
 9        6, XXII |  mysteries of Mithras, which are celebrated amongst them. For in the
10        7, III  |      seems to have been the most celebrated, that when she sat down
11        8, LXVII|        who wished her name to be celebrated as that of a goddess, much