Book, Chapter

1        1, Pref |     were returned to them, and subsequently to make a systematic treatise
2        2, LXV  |         and then to James, and subsequently to all the others besides
3        3, VIII |      ancient Jewish state, and subsequently of Christianity."~
4        3, X    |        with the multitudes who subsequently became Christian, is undoubted;
5        3, XVIII| already said, but from what he subsequently adds in his attack upon
6        3, LXXXI|     shall meet what Celsus has subsequently written.~
7        4, LXIII|    those who wanted them; that subsequently, becoming more impudent,
8        5, XXV  |       were formerly Egyptians, subsequently became a "peculiar people,"
9        5, XXXI |      of entire desertion while subsequently they became more numerous