Book, Chapter

 1        1, LVI  |    deemed a learned man, very hard with this passage; and he,
 2        2, VI   |     in parables, I will utter hard sayings of old;" and in
 3        3, LXXIV| comprehend the meaning of the hard sayings, and of those passages
 4        4, LVI  |  indeed, finding himself here hard pressed, he should desert
 5        6, XXIX |      when the Jews press them hard, they acknowledge the same
 6        7, XXIII|  riches, when He said, "It is hard for the rich man to enter
 7        7, XXXIV|    prayer, "My soul followeth hard after Thee." Celsus therefore
 8        7, XLII |    from the Timaeus: "It is a hard matter to find out the Maker
 9        7, XLII |   Plato may say that "it is a hard thing to find out the Creator
10        7, XLIII|     We also hold that it is a hard matter to see the Creator