Book, Chapter

 1        1, LII   |      by those who have become accustomed to them; and so neither
 2        1, LVIII |       by which the Greeks are accustomed to describe their varying
 3        2, LVII  |      the Jews, who had become accustomed to miraculous occurrences;
 4        3, XVIII |      prophets, so termed, are accustomed to call them, Celsus says
 5        4, XXIV  |    good demons, or, as we are accustomed to call them, the angels
 6        4, XLIV  |     the apostles of Jesus are accustomed to call them) the spiritual.~
 7        5, XXVIII|    that some of those who are accustomed to deeper investigation
 8        5, LXIV  |      appellation which we are accustomed to apply to those who turn
 9        7, IX    |  exciting surprise. These are accustomed to say, each for himself, '
10        8, XXII  | subject that we ourselves are accustomed to observe certain days,
11        8, LVI   |       way is divine Scripture accustomed to speak of human afflictions,