Book, Chapter

 1        2, I     |       according to the literal acceptation of the word; for Ebion signifies "
 2        2, II    |     connected with the literal acceptation of the Mosaic law.~
 3        3, XII   |     heresies, in the different acceptation accorded to the writings
 4        3, LXXI  |        pity in its more common acceptation. But those who have passed
 5        4, XVII  |      is therefore upon his own acceptation of them that he casts discredit,
 6        4, XXX   |    word "wisdom" in the common acceptation), which busies itself not
 7        4, XLVIII|    when taken in their literal acceptation, of what histories can this
 8        4, LXXII |         and not what the first acceptation of the word conveys, why
 9        5, XLV   |       or "Almighty" (different acceptation of it having been proposed
10        5, LX    |       opinion that the literal acceptation of the laws is not that
11        8, LXV   | obvious and generally received acceptation, to meet the saying of Celsus,