Book, Chapter

1        1, XXII |     it is not Moses alone who mentions the name of Abraham, assigning
2        3, III  |     along with AEsculapius he mentions Aristeas of Proconnesus,
3        3, XXII |       be employed against us, mentions in his treatise the Dioscuri,
4        3, XXXII|     XXXII.~But as Celsus next mentions the case of the Clazomenian,
5        4, XCIX |      other creatures which he mentions; but we maintain that the
6        5, XLI  |        as Herodotus somewhere mentions. 'For they have a custom,'
7        6, XLII | challenges and struggles, and mentions that agreements were entered
8        6, XLVII|       by Plato, whom he often mentions with respect, to admit that
9        8, LIX  |   Egyptian catalogue, whom he mentions as being called upon, and