Book, Chapter

1        1, XLIII | might say to the Jew, when expressing his disbelief of the appearance,
2        2, XXIV  |  escape the fear of death, expressing himself in terms like these: '
3        2, XXXI  | men, I never heard any one expressing his approval of the statement
4        5, L     |           L.~Celsus, still expressing his opinion regarding the
5        6, XLIX  |   now what follows, where, expressing in a single word his opinion
6        6, LIII  |    remark, as if by way of expressing his surprise: "Venerable,
7        8, XXXVII| may so say, but one voice, expressing itself in different dialects.