Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXIX |        as pure for all who had sinned. Then Celsus says: "The
 2        2, XI   |     and elders, saying, I have sinned, in that I have betrayed
 3        2, XI   |       the declaration, "I have sinned, in that I have betrayed
 4        3, LXII |      as have never at any time sinned,--for he made no distinction
 5        3, LXV  |       as befits those who have sinned so greatly, and as would
 6        4, X    | punishments for those who have sinned. And accordingly he likens
 7        4, XL   |         made for those who had sinned), contain a certain secret
 8        5, XXXII|     those who had not formerly sinned is far more powerful than
 9        5, XLIII|        would that they had not sinned, and transgressed the law,
10        8, XLVII|     Jewish people, before they sinned against God, and were for