Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |          ability, to suggest, by way of answer to each of the
  2        1, Pref   |       one, although only a short way advanced in philosophy,
  3        1, Pref   |        vain deceit," probably by way of distinction from a deceit
  4        1, X      |   supporting another, he in this way elects to become a Stoic,
  5        1, XIV    |       learned nation in the same way in which he does the Egyptians,
  6        1, XXVI   |          it, have become in some way meeker, and more religious,
  7        1, XXXIII |        to know in some wonderful way that all bodies are adapted
  8        1, XLI    |     notice what he has to say by way of impugning the bodily
  9        1, XLII   |         And we have said this by way of anticipation respecting
 10        1, XLVIII |      divine touch. It is in this way, accordingly, that John
 11        1, LII    |      were obliged to do this, by way of defence against those
 12        1, LIV    |         sheep, wandered from the way. A man wandered in his way,
 13        1, LIV    |       way. A man wandered in his way, and the Lord delivered
 14        1, LV     |     heathen nations. And in this way he explained the words, "
 15        1, LVI    |        men, might make known the way that leads to God, and might
 16        1, LVIII  |      time, thinking that in this way he would ensure his death
 17        1, LX     |       their own homes by another way.~
 18        1, LXIV   |      doctrine, it is in the same way that those are to be freed
 19        1, LXVI   |          His divinity, "I am the way, and the truth, and the
 20        1, LXVI   |      guidance to keep out of the way of dangers? Not indeed from
 21        2, IV     |      face, who shall prepare Thy way before Thee," which shows
 22        2, VII    |         And there is yet another way in which we may confute
 23        2, IX     |     Jesus these words, "I am the way, and the truth, and the
 24        2, IX     |      said these words, "I am the way, and the truth, and the
 25        2, XVI    |       accounts regarding him, by way of extenuating the charges
 26        2, XXV    |    creature," such as, "I am the way, and the truth, and the
 27        2, XXVIII |          overturned. For in this way he would not appear hastily
 28        2, XLIV   |       appeared to them the right way of honouring God, put to
 29        2, XLIX   |      upon by some power, in some way unknown, to make the pretence
 30        2, L      |     until he be taken out of the way: and then shall that Wicked
 31        2, LXIV   |          was He seen in the same way by all who beheld Him. Now,
 32        2, LXIV   |        this statement, "I am the way, and the truth, and the
 33        2, LXVI   |      appeared to all in the same way, but with a certain discrimination
 34        2, LXIX   |       His being born, not in the way of ordinary generation,
 35        2, LXXIV  |       the Jew adds, in a general way, this to his former remarks: "
 36        2, LXXVI  |          attain to virtue by the way of philosophy?~
 37        2, LXXVIII|         of foolish, or be on the way to become such; and instead
 38        3, VI     |          by the Egyptians in one way, and by the Hebrews in another,
 39        3, VII    |    derived its existence in this way from that of the Jews, who
 40        3, VIII   |           VIII.~In the following way, also, we may conclude that
 41        3, XII    |        but who were led, in some way or other, by certain plausible
 42        3, XIII   |          not defend, in the same way, the existence of heresies
 43        3, XV     | calumniate Christianity in every way are again attributing the
 44        3, XXI    |       have said is sufficient by way of answer to the unphilosophic
 45        3, XXVI   |        conversed with him on his way to Cyzicus, and he vehemently
 46        3, XXVII  |      truth, it is in a different way that we should have met
 47        3, XXXI   |        to pass, commends in this way the Teacher to those who
 48        3, XXXV   |         make in a conversational way some such remarks as the
 49        3, XXXVIII|         said what I have done by way of digression from the main
 50        3, XLIX   |   educated, for education is the way to virtue; but to rank those
 51        3, LVI    |          and who strive in every way to raise the soul to the
 52        3, LIX    |       great bitterness, as if by way of defence expresses himself
 53        3, LXXIII |          who are not wise in the way in which it is possible
 54        3, LXXIII |            calling, in a general way, wise all who appear to
 55        3, LXXVI  |        the apostle of Jesus gave way to drunkenness, and that
 56        4, I      |    stated what occurred to us by way of answer to the treatise
 57        4, II     |          each other. For in this way he would have appeared to
 58        4, III    |          select a few remarks by way of answer to the question
 59        4, X      |       they babble about God in a way that is neither holy nor
 60        4, XI     |          that he may see in what way Moses was more ancient than
 61        4, XVIII  |         of the Word, in the same way as the quality of the food
 62        4, XIX    |          deceit and falsehood by way, as it were, of medicine?
 63        4, XX     |         the Jews accounting in a way peculiar to themselves for
 64        4, XX     |          as maintaining in their way that the coming of the Son
 65        4, XXIII  |   sending and inquiring, in what way we may be associated with
 66        4, XXIX   |         And we know that in this way the angels are superior
 67        4, XXX    |         expressed in a different way, Celsus here too falsely
 68        4, XXXII  |         offered these remarks by way of a necessary digression.
 69        4, XXXVII |          to be used in a similar way to the inflation of skins,
 70        4, LXIV   |      drought. And so in the same way, with regard to virtuous
 71        4, LXVII  |         hemlock. And in the same way, according to the appointed
 72        4, LXXII  |          understood in a similar way? The "threatenings," again,
 73        4, LXXII  |       and mode of life in such a way as I direct you." It is
 74        4, LXXIV  |          enemies; so in the same way, Celsus also, becoming confused
 75        4, LXXX   |         is untrue, that "in this way God rather subjected men
 76        4, LXXXII |      waged in a just and orderly way among men. But the bees
 77        4, LXXXIII|       countries, he proceeds, by way of digression, to pass a
 78        4, LXXXIV |         they never mistake their way; consequently they possess
 79        4, XC     |         order that I may in this way show to those who are prejudiced
 80        4, XCI    |        circles wings his painful way,~Floats on the winds, and
 81        4, XCIII  |       character, so, in the same way, some demons will be more
 82        4, XCVI   |          be bad. And in the same way also pilots, although perhaps
 83        4, XCVIII |        is between acting in this way from reason, and from an
 84        5, XIX    |         the works of God,"--in a way consistent with truth and
 85        5, XXV    |        among each nation in this way would be rightly done, wherever
 86        5, XXVI   |        among each nation in this way, would be rightly done whenever
 87        5, XXVII  |      goat as a god. And, in this way, the same individual will
 88        5, XXX    |           gnashing of teeth," by way of indicating symbolically
 89        5, XXXII  |          a concealed meaning, by way of pointing out the mistakes
 90        5, XXXII  |        were administered in this way;" from which statement Celsus
 91        5, XXXIII |     having made these remarks by way of anticipation, we have
 92        5, XXXIV  |        say no more.' Such is the way, then, in which these matters
 93        5, XXXV   |   unphilosophically. In the same way, then, he who has been led
 94        5, XXXVI  |      Celsus has quoted, as if by way of demonstrating how each
 95        5, XXXVIII|     animal creation. For in this way, I presume, they refer Osiris
 96        5, XLIII  |       legislated for in the same way as the other nations among
 97        5, XLV    |        no power. And in the same way, if we translate the word "
 98        5, XLVII  |    supplication; so, in the same way, if one performs the rite
 99        5, XLIX   |      common." It therefore in no way affects either the Jews
100        5, L      |          to be loved by Him in a way different from others;"
101        5, LI     |        we have already stated by way of anticipation on the points, "
102        5, LVII   |          reason to judge in this way whether individuals are
103        5, LX     |        who have not welcomed the way which is by Jesus Christ.
104        5, LXI    |  Christianity, why, in a similar way, should it not be a ground
105        5, LXI    |         as Gnostics, in the same way as those Epicureans who
106        5, LXI    |          what does that avail by way of charge against such as
107        6, IX     |        proves a hindrance in the way of him who has ventured,
108        6, X      |          far as possible, in the way of demonstration, by means
109        6, XVI    |        strait and narrow was the way that leadeth unto life;
110        6, XVII   |           covering," and in this way unveiling the Father, every
111        6, XXI    |        that souls can make their way to and from the earth through
112        6, XXII   |          furnished no aid in the way of accusing Jews or Christians,
113        6, XXIV   |          Christians, see in this way the difference between them.
114        6, XXXIV  |       dead; and, again, a narrow way, and gates that open spontaneously.
115        6, XXXVII |         he goes on to speak in a way quite in harmony with the
116        6, XLII   |         the difficulty as to the way in which these accounts
117        6, XLII   |       doctrine." And in the same way he understands Homer, as
118        6, XLII   |  compared to chains; and that by way of chastising the demons
119        6, XLVI   |     until he be taken out of the way. And then shall that Wicked
120        6, XLIX   |        sword, which turned every way, to keep the way of the
121        6, XLIX   |    turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life," and
122        6, XLIX   |        sword, which turned every way, to keep the way of the
123        6, XLIX   |    turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life," or
124        6, LIII   |        combat them, but not in a way that Shows much intelligence.
125        6, LIII   |       following remark, as if by way of expressing his surprise: "
126        6, LVI    |      chastisers; so, in the same way, if God is said to bring
127        6, LVI    |        thee a help." In the same way also we explain the expressions, "
128        6, LXIV   |          understand them in this way, that it is by sinners that
129        6, LXV    |         wonder, then, if in this way God cannot be described
130        6, LXVI   |        and how shall I learn the way that leads to Him? And how
131        6, LXVI   |            How shall I learn the way which leads to Him?" because
132        6, LXVI   |          Him who says, "I am the way, and the truth, and the
133        6, LXX    |        it, although it is not by way of division and separation
134        6, LXX    |     corporeal terms. In the same way, too, if sins are called "
135        6, LXX    |        be called "fire." In this way, if God be called "spirit,"
136        6, LXX    |       and "spiritual things," by way of distinction from those
137        6, LXXI   |       all things, but not in the way that spirit does, according
138        6, LXXIII |      much pollution; and in this way He would not have been received
139        6, LXXIII |   proceed from them. In the same way, too, experience teaches
140        6, LXXIX  |        in the world, in the same way, knowing that Christ has
141        7, III    |          race, and which in this way wish to hinder the soul
142        7, VIII   |      they prophesied in the same way as we find them still doing
143        7, VIII   |        is false, taken in either way. For never have any of those
144        7, XIV    |   fulfilled in him," and in that way he would have established
145        7, XIV    |          which he holds. In that way it would have been made
146        7, XVI    |          am the door," "I am the way," "I am the living bread
147        7, XVI    |       must judge and reason in a way quite different from that
148        7, XVI    |         truth," "the life," "the way," "the living bread which
149        7, XVII   |        indeed, but not in such a way as to confine therein all
150        7, XVII   |        is shed forth in no other way than in this. If, then,
151        7, XX     |     would be treated in the same way as they treated their enemies;
152        7, XXII   |        to the truth. And in this way also the just give up to
153        7, XXIX   |        on the Lord, and keep His way; and He shall exalt thee
154        7, XXXIII |    tabernacle" is clothed in the way we have shown, we have no
155        7, XXXV   |       Seeking God, then, in this way, we have no need to visit
156        7, XXXVI  |         be your guide along this way, you must shun all deceivers
157        7, XXXVI  |        makes us m defend in this way the doctrine of the resurrection.
158        7, XXXVII |        reason?" To argue in this way, they would require to have
159        7, XXXVIII|        figuratively, in the same way as we have shown that the
160        7, XXXVIII|        God," he strives in every way to live no longer according
161        7, XL     |         be your guide along this way, you must shun all deceivers
162        7, XL     |     doorkeepers or guides on the way to heaven, ever expose themselves
163        7, XLI    |       hands us over in a general way to divinely inspired poets,
164        7, XLI    |        guidance walk in a better way, or lead a more excellent
165        7, XLI    |       given light and taught the way of piety to the whole human
166        7, XLII   |        divine men seek after the way of truth, and how well Plato
167        7, XLII   |       that human nature is in no way able to seek after God,
168        7, XLIII  |          men have found out this way, in order to be able to
169        7, XLIII  |       possible to see Him in the way thus referred to, "Blessed
170        7, XLIV   |      them also, and that in this way we may as it were gain admission
171        7, XLV    |        becomes in some ineffable way intelligible. These things
172        7, XLVII  |        As, then, they lived in a way unworthy of the knowledge
173        7, LI     |         Divine Being in no other way than in that which leads
174        7, LVI    |        think that he may in this way make assertions without
175        7, LVIII  |       only reported in a coarser way. For Plato introduces Socrates
176        7, LVIII  |    suffice as one example of the way in which this and other
177        7, LIX    |  prepared and seasoned in such a way as to be fit, not for the
178        7, LIX    |         food prepared in the one way promotes the health of those
179        7, LIX    |       when prepared in the other way it promoted the health of
180        7, LX     |        helping them. In the same way the divine nature, having
181        7, LXI    |      expressed Himself in such a way as to make the precept have
182        7, LXI    |          under injuries is in no way corrupted or degraded by
183        7, LXI    |    suffice as one example of the way in which this and other
184        7, LXIII  | Epicureans do not reason in this way; but if they abstain from
185        7, LXIV   |       lead to it; so in the same way with those who cannot allow
186        7, LXVI   |       passes for homage. In this way they lead into sin the multitude
187        7, LXIX   |          departing from the true way; so that the name "demons"
188        7, LXX    |         employments, in the same way as in states executioners
189        8, II     |          Those who speak in this way ascribe," as he supposes, "
190        8, V      |    enabled, like them, or in any way he may, "to look not at
191        8, VI     |       injury to God, in the same way as injury would be done
192        8, VII    |     would be injured in the same way as men are injured when
193        8, XV     |          hast gone so far on the way? Answer: Thou art mistaken,
194        8, XV     |      even over them, in the same way as we say that man rules
195        8, XVI    |          hast gone so far on the way? Answer: Thou art mistaken,
196        8, XVII   |       and pictures,--in the same way there are some who form
197        8, XX     |       from Jesus Christ the true way of serving God, and we shrink
198        8, XX     |    impiety those who abandon the way marked out for us by Jesus
199        8, XX     |        it is He who alone is the way of piety, as He truly said, "
200        8, XX     |         He truly said, "I am the way, the truth, the life."~
201        8, XXI    |       public festivals can in no way be shown to accord with
202        8, XXV    |        in Scripture. In the same way, all angels are not said
203        8, XXVI   |         obey demons. In the same way, we are not to propitiate
204        8, XXVI   |      their friends,--in the same way those who are acquainted
205        8, XXIX   |       throw any hindrance in the way of many who might be benefited
206        8, XXX    |     flesh of animals in the same way as we are bound to abstain
207        8, XXXI   |       bread or drink wine in any way whatever, or taste fruits,
208        8, XXXVIII|       foolish as to speak in the way Celsus describes, and to
209        8, XLIV   |  authority, while those who give way under their sufferings,
210        8, XLIV   |    elated when a Christian gives way under it. Yet it is from
211        8, XLV    |           how often, in the same way, delivered from disease
212        8, XLV    |       Himself, had come in their way.~
213        8, XLVIII |          have been moved in this way in regard to eternal punishments
214        8, XLIX   |        seemed to us a reasonable way, we do not intend, at each
215        8, LIII   |         or that they may in that way suffer the punishment of
216        8, LIII   |    better for those who in every way revile the doctrines of
217        8, LVI    |        to our souls. For in this way is divine Scripture accustomed
218        8, LVIII  |   plagues and troubles?" In this way, Celsus seeks to degrade
219        8, LIX    |        call upon in some unknown way, and promise us in return
220        8, LX     |         to the higher and better way of seeking the blessing
221        8, LXIII  |       adds: "We must never m any way lose our hold of God, whether
222        8, LXIV   |          rather strives in every way, by word and deed, to be
223        8, LXIX   |      served him, and see in what way he has helped them and you!
224        8, LXXIII |    disturb the peace, we in this way are much more helpful to
225        8, LXXV   |          as they can in the same way, they may be filled with