Book, Chapter

1        2, XIII   |      which the Jew of Celsus passes by without mention? Or is
2        2, XXXVI  | incorrectly interpreted, but passes over in silence the evidences
3        2, XLV    |    the doctrine of Jesus, he passes by in silence. For he would
4        3, LXXVIII|     has others to adduce, he passes them by in silence. His
5        4, XV     |  cure the sufferers, that he passes from "good to evil," or
6        5, XXVI   |      general eulogy which he passes upon all who observe their
7        7, LXIII  |      then, that an act which passes for being one and the same--
8        7, LXVI   |     men, render to them what passes for homage. In this way
9        8, XLI    |      images, and one of them passes for Bacchus, another for