Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |           Barabbas or Jesus, who is called Christ?" and from what the
  2        1, I      |       tyrannized over by him who is called the devil, and by falsehood,
  3        1, II     |          And this diviner method is called by the apostle the "manifestation
  4        1, III    |       schools in that part of Italy called Magna Graecia; but in the
  5        1, XIII   |    foolishness; but to them who are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ
  6        1, XXIII  |        those other nations that are called Barbarian. Let him establish,
  7        1, XXIV   |            Heavenly, or Sabaoth, or called by some other of those names
  8        1, XXIV   |           who is over all things be called by the name of Zeus, which
  9        1, XXIV   |             the Indian philosophers called Brahmans, or by the Samanaeans,
 10        1, XXV    |            the one hand be properly called Zeus, and yet on the other
 11        1, XXV    |             all the others that are called gods. But this charge does
 12        1, XXV    |       angels of God, of whom one is called Michael, and another Gabriel,
 13        1, XXV    |        discussion with Socrates had called pleasure a "god," how shall
 14        1, XLIV   |            with the spiritual gift, called the "word of wisdom," will
 15        1, XLVII  |             was a brother of Jesus (called Christ),--the Jews having
 16        1, LIII   |           also the whole nation are called Jews, deriving their name
 17        1, LVI    |           what follows, where He is called God: "For Thy throne, O
 18        1, LVII   |         wide above every man who is called, on account of his virtues,
 19        1, LIX    |             there arises a comet so called, or any similar celestial
 20        1, LXVI   |            wisdom of God--He who is called the Christ. But this is
 21        2, I      |        received Jesus as Christ are called by the name of Ebionites.
 22        2, VII    |         with Me? Or how could He be called such who said, "I was amongst
 23        2, IX     |           betrayed by those whom he called disciples? And yet," he
 24        2, X      |           to an act deserving to be called disgraceful. And when he
 25        2, XI     |           betrayed by those whom He called His disciples, is a circumstance
 26        2, XIII   |            brother of Jesus who was called Christ, but in reality,
 27        2, XX     |            the Greeks. Now, what is called by logicians an" idle argument,"
 28        2, XX     |             sons. Now that which is called the "idle argument," being
 29        2, XLII   |             found in that which was called, according to His own words,
 30        2, XLII   |          world;" whereas in what is called the "present world" life
 31        2, L      |           himself above all that is called God, or that is wor-shipped;
 32        2, LX     |            And Celsus, seeing this, called the woman "half-mad,"--
 33        2, LXI    |           of which he rejects-Jesus called to Him one of His disciples
 34        2, LXI    |           Jesus accordingly, having called Thomas, said, "Reach hither
 35        2, LXV    |           be Lord, those who are so called in the first Epistle to
 36        3, I      |             no respect from what is called in the proverb, 'a fight
 37        3, I      |            was to come, and who was called, agreeably to the traditions
 38        3, II     |        righteous lives, and who are called the "heritage" of God; and
 39        3, VI     |           and occupied the land now called Judea. For Hebrew was the
 40        3, VII    |           once adopted the language called Hebrew, as if it had been
 41        3, XI     |   oppositions of science falsely so called: which some professing,
 42        3, XIII   |           he had heard of the sects called Ophites and Cainites, or
 43        3, XVIII  | Christianity (through that which is called by Paul the gift consisting
 44        3, XXIV   |        revealed in writing), we are called by him a set of "silly"
 45        3, XXV    |          pugilism; and also when it called Archilochus "the servant
 46        3, XXV    |            the person of her who is called the priestess, as she is
 47        3, XXVI   |         which by the Greeks are now called Arimaspian, and having composed
 48        3, XLV    |         enigmas, others in what are called "dark" sayings, others in
 49        3, XLVII  |          else exists, whether it be called invisible or incorporeal,
 50        3, XLVIII |         mighty, not many noble, are called: but God hath chosen the
 51        3, XLVIII |        according to the flesh," are called. It is manifest, further,
 52        3, LXXVIII|            through fear of what are called in the word "everlasting
 53        4, III    |   pre-eminently to convert what are called in the Gospel the lost "
 54        4, III    |         their disobedience, what is called the "kingdom of God," and
 55        4, XIII   |           which, being figuratively called "wood, hay, stubble," God
 56        4, XIV    |         when I have related what is called in Scripture the "condescension"
 57        4, XXVIII |           themselves to God), being called also, agreeably to an ancient
 58        4, XXIX   |            though there be that are called gods, whether in heaven
 59        4, XXX    |           the resurrection which is called the "resurrection of the
 60        4, XXXIII |         such a point had never been called in question during the long
 61        4, XXXVI  |            against the Christians), called those individuals "inspired"
 62        4, XXXVIII|            as the shuttle flies;~He called the magic of Love's Queen
 63        4, LI     |             meaning, as in his work called Epops, and in those which
 64        4, LV     |           and earth, and to what is called the firmament, and also
 65        4, LVI    |            any other thing which is called by the Greeks a god, cognisable
 66        4, LXIII  |          those individuals who were called "Ambiguous" used formerly
 67        4, LXV    |            is related of him who is called "devil," and of his "angels,"
 68        4, LXXI   |       spoken by it to those who are called "spiritual," by comparing
 69        4, LXXII  |             sins. For that which is called God's "wrath," and "anger,"
 70        4, LXXXI  |             which are improperly so called, and which were devised,
 71        4, LXXXIV |      utterances concerning what are called "accidental things;" but
 72        4, LXXXV  |         controlling reason which is called into action by reflection;
 73        4, XCI    |          messenger, for the hawk is called the "swift messenger of
 74        4, XCIII  |         with the will of him who is called in our Scriptures the "prince
 75        4, XCIII  |            wicked, and, as they are called by our Scriptures, unclean
 76        4, XCVI   |             he says: "What could be called more divine than the power
 77        5, V      |           probability they would be called demons by us:" not observing
 78        5, VII    |           he alleges, the heaven is called God by the Jews, and suppose
 79        5, IX     |             keep their law, and has called them "those who live according
 80        5, X      |            and stars, those who are called by the Greeks "manifest
 81        5, X      |          Hebrew people, then, being called by God a "chosen generation,
 82        5, XVI    |            those amongst us who are called in Scripture the "foolish
 83        5, XXII   |             to those who are indeed called Christians, but who set
 84        5, XXIX   |            poets also, some who are called gods are represented as
 85        5, XXIX   |         Therefore is the name of it called Confusion; because the LORD
 86        5, XXXI   |             and His people who were called Jacob, and Israel the cord
 87        5, XXXIV  |      summoned those Indians who are called Callatians. who are in the
 88        5, XXXVI  |             custom of those Indians called Callatians, who in the time
 89        5, XLV    |        whether the highest being be called Jupiter, or Zen, or Adonai,
 90        5, XLV    |             the name of one who was called from his birth by a certain
 91        5, XLV    |        whether the highest being be called Jupiter, or Zen, or Adonai,
 92        5, L      |        presides over all things was called the God of the Hebrews,
 93        5, LXII   |           as their teacher, and are called Helenians. But it has escaped
 94        5, LXII   |             certain Marcellians, so called from Marcellina, and Harpocratians
 95        5, LXIV   |            among the Christians are called 'cauterized in the ears;' "
 96        6, VII    |            has left us the treatise called "Wisdom," declaring in another,
 97        6, XI     |            the power of God that is called great, and the latter that
 98        6, XIII   |       things accurately--is what is called "knowledge;" and the "third"--
 99        6, XVII   |             from the Father what is called "darkness," which He "made
100        6, XVII   |           and "the abyss," which is called His "covering," and in this
101        6, XVIII  |           of those beings which are called seraphim by the Hebrews,
102        6, XVIII  |           feet of God, and of those called cherubim, whom Ezekiel has
103        6, XXIV   |             very insignificant sect called Ophites, which he has misunderstood,
104        6, XXV    |         soul of all things, and was called "Leviathan." This Leviathan,
105        6, XXV    |           this line he asserted was called Gehenna, which is Tartarus."
106        6, XXVII  |           answer, regarding what is called by ecclesiastical writers
107        6, XXVII  |           who impresses the seal is called father, and he who is sealed
108        6, XXVII  |             and he who is sealed is called young man and son;" and
109        6, XXVII  |             once assail us as if we called the noble Creator of this
110        6, XXVIII |             and are on this account called Ophites, are so far from
111        6, XXVIII |         pride themselves upon being called Ophites from the serpent,
112        6, XXX    |             angel of the Creator is called by this accursed diagram
113        6, XXX    |           dog;" and him the diagram called Erataoth. The "seventh,"
114        6, XXX    |           that in the diagram he is called Onoel, or Thartharaoth,
115        6, XXXIII |        archontics, so that some are called lions, others bulls, others
116        6, XXXIII |         possessed, and which Celsus called the "square pattern," the
117        6, XXXV   |             the church on earth was called by some an effluent from
118        6, XXXIX  |             stating that "Apollo is called Gongosyrus by the Scythians;
119        6, XXXIX  |      credible that Apollo should be called Gongosyrus by the Scythians?
120        6, XLIV   |           propriety, however, is he called "adversary," who was the
121        6, XLV    |        indeed, speaks of him who is called Antichrist, describing,
122        6, XLVI   |           himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped;
123        6, XLVIII |            he laughs at Jesus being called "Son of God," not observing
124        6, XLIX   |         reasonable that I should be called upon to demonstrate, in
125        6, L      |             light," and these, "God called the light day," it has been
126        6, LV     |            benefits) are improperly called "good,"--those things, viz.,
127        6, LV     |         meant which are properly so called, were not created by God;
128        6, LVI    |         speak, however, of what are called "corporeal" and "external"
129        6, LVI    |             some of these have been called into existence by God, in
130        6, LIX    |     invisible" things, and what are called generally "things not seen,"
131        6, LXII   |            on what principles parts called after the names of the bodily
132        6, LXII   |           such matters; but what is called the "voice of God" is said
133        6, LXII   |         have knowledge" to be those called corporeal, and pretty generally
134        6, LXIII  |          man with his deeds," being called "after the image of Him
135        6, LXIV   |              substance" properly so called, so that it would be found
136        6, LXIV   |            every creature" is to be called "substance of substances,"
137        6, LXX    |          same way, too, if sins are called "wood, and straw, and stubble,"
138        6, LXX    |           be a body if He should be called "fire." In this way, if
139        6, LXX    |              In this way, if God be called "spirit," we do not mean
140        6, LXXVII |          who also exhibits (what is called) the "foolishness of preaching,"
141        7, VI     |           to his philosophy that he called Socrates the wisest of all
142        7, X      |          allegories, or of what are called dark sayings, parables,
143        7, XV     |            use the form of argument called "the theorem of two propositions,"
144        7, XXII   |             of the flesh, which are called "the wicked of the land,"
145        7, XXIII  |             authority upon them are called benefactors." But there
146        7, XXIII  |            of this world," as it is called, "which is foolishness with
147        7, XXIII  |             with that gift which is called "the word of wisdom," far
148        7, XXVII  |       First-born of all creation is called "the image of the invisible
149        7, XXVIII |              the Elysian plain,' so called because they were there
150        7, XXIX   |       settled in the place which is called the habitation and city
151        7, XXXVIII|             using a body, otherwise called "the inner man," or simply "
152        7, XL     |            of zeal, if it may be so called, which leads us for the
153        7, XLIV   |         name to what deserves to be called anything rather than religion.
154        7, XLV    |             action of the reason is called intelligent perception,
155        7, LX     |        their attentions to what are called the better classes of society,
156        7, LX     |     elegances of style, and what is called in Scripture "the wisdom
157        8, III    |         gods," who by His Son "hath called the earth from the rising
158        8, IV     |        truly gods, whether they are called by that name or not; and
159        8, IV     |            though there be that are called gods, whether in heaven
160        8, XI     |        there is only one who may be called Lord, speaks impiously,
161        8, XIII   |             High, we would not have called them demons. Accordingly,
162        8, XV     |          words, as given in what is called A Heavenly Dialogue: 'If
163        8, XXI    |           things which are properly called idol offerings, or, still
164        8, XXV    |           and any others who are so called, or such as resemble those
165        8, XXV    |           resemble those who are so called in Scripture. In the same
166        8, XXV    |            fallen away into sin are called "angels of the devil," just
167        8, XXV    |         devil," just as bad men are called "men of sin," "sons of perdition,"
168        8, XXX    |            victims offered to those called gods or heroes or demons,
169        8, XXXI   |          eats the flesh of what are called sacred victims, and when
170        8, XXXVI  |          angels, nor even he who is called "the prince of this world,"
171        8, XXXVII |          they who are addressed are called upon by barbarous names,
172        8, XXXVIII|           sects among those who are called philosophers, and yet neither
173        8, XLII   |             which the Jewish people called for the crucifixion of Jesus
174        8, LI     |              or, as it is variously called, the spiritual nature, the
175        8, LIV    |          the souls of those who are called by Jeremiah "prisoners of
176        8, LVIII  |           in the ability of God, if called upon and highly honoured,
177        8, LIX    |           whom he mentions as being called upon, and as healing the
178        8, LXI    |            persons who have already called upon them, and purchase
179        8, LXII   |            the honour done to those called gods, some one might suspect
180        8, LXV    |        swear by his demon), what is called the fortune of the king
181        8, LXVI   |         whom Minerva brought up and called Erichthonius,~"That owed
182        8, LXVII  |           human king, or by what is called "the fortune of the king."
183        8, LXXV   |       govern in the Church, and are called rulers of the divine nation--