Book, Chapter

1        4, LII   |    although the other disputant maintains the discussion in no ignoble
2        4, LXI   |                         LXI.~He maintains, moreover, that "no product
3        4, XCI   |     with one another, as Celsus maintains they do, the prophetic birds
4        5, XLVII |        still that of Plato, who maintains that virtue itself is the
5        6, LXIII | possessing these qualities,--he maintains: "Neither did He make man
6        7, LVI   |        Sibyl, in whose books he maintains we have interpolated many
7        7, LXVIII|        His arrangements. Celsus maintains also, that "whatever happens
8        8, XXIV  |    Christ died. And further, he maintains that the sacrifices are