Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVI  |             and says that "a few years ago he began to teach this doctrine,
 2        2, XXXI  |                which we spoke a little ago. Now, although I have conferred
 3        3, II    |              of the Jews, who had long ago received a country of their
 4        3, XXVIII|             him as a god, who a little ago was a mortal? And yet the
 5        4, XXX   |            Daniel also prophesied long ago regarding these things.
 6        4, XXXVI |                committed to verse long ago by Hesiod and innumerable
 7        5, XVII  |                also those who are long ago dead;" not observing that
 8        5, XLI   |          others, is one which has long ago been received by the Persians,
 9        5, LVII  |                lived a very short time ago, as in the treatise of Plutarch
10        6, V     |            forth, is a fact known long ago to our Scriptures; as when
11        6, XII   |              this has been stated long ago." And the reason he imagines
12        6, XIX   | super-celestial" place; for David long ago brought to view the profundity
13        6, XXVIII|           against the Christians! Long ago, indeed, that Greek philosopher
14        6, LX    |              we have examined a little ago, saying: "By far the most
15        8, IX    |        properly due? You said a little ago, O Celsus, that Antinous,
16        8, LXVIII|          ancient writer, who said long ago,~ 'Let one be king, whom