Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXI  | plotted against the Saviour, imagining that He was and would become
 2        3, V    |  after these points, Celsus, imagining that the Jews are Egyptians
 3        4, XLI  |     would come to light, but imagining that they were inventing
 4        6, XIV  |   these very individuals, in imagining that the hands of low mechanics
 5        6, XXIX |      accursed" divinity; and imagining that it is the Christians
 6        6, XXXII|    acknowledge, led to their imagining that Iao was a different
 7        6, LXI  |      had begun to make;" and imagining the expression," He ceased
 8        6, LXXI |     web) as pleases himself, imagining that we, in calling God
 9        6, LXXIV|      jesting and buffoonery, imagining that he is writing mimes
10        8, LVII |    thankful to these demons, imagining that we owe them thank-offerings.