Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |           feeling), because they were far exalted above such things
  2        1, Pref   |          proceeding with this work as far as the place where Celsus
  3        1, XVI    |             but the Hebrews alone, as far as in him lies, he deprives
  4        1, XVII   |              and who relates deeds of far less atrocity regarding
  5        1, XVIII  |      demonstrating that Moses, who is far inferior to the Lord, is,
  6        1, XIX    |              known divine things with far greater clearness than Plato,
  7        1, XX     |              also!--a view which goes far beyond the mythical doctrine
  8        1, XXVI   |              of our generation, in so far as we are Christians, and
  9        1, XXIX   |            world not only to a degree far above what Themistocles
 10        1, XXXII  |               race, in order that, as far as in him lay, all the Greeks
 11        1, XXXV   |            same also that ascended up far above all heavens, that
 12        1, XXXVI  |               be without pretexts, so far as the law was concerned,
 13        1, XXXVII |               born like other men, so far as regards the half of his
 14        1, XLIV   |              belief, that this man is far more worthy of credit than
 15        1, XLVII  |        although against his will, not far from the truth--that these
 16        1, XLVIII |         prophets, we nevertheless, so far as we can, shall support
 17        1, LVII   |             this man is distinguished far and wide above every man
 18        1, LX     |             of the human race, raised far above all those angels which
 19        1, LXIII  |             of believers, who went so far even as to deliver over
 20        1, LXX    |              in one place. And it was far better, surely, that a god
 21        2, IX     |            not that being be one in a far greater and more divine
 22        2, XVI    |            who rose from the dead. So far, indeed, was the dead man
 23        2, XX     |        sophism, will be no sophism as far as Celsus can help, but
 24        2, XXXIV  |              whole earth, in a degree far beyond what happened to
 25        2, LII    |               Jesus, who accomplished far greater works than those
 26        2, LIII   |              other,--both of them, so far as the language of this
 27        2, LV     |      Rhampsinitus, saying that it was far more credible that he had
 28        2, LXIII  |             but even of those who are far advanced (in Christian knowledge),
 29        2, LXVIII |          proved to make the world, so far as depends upon them, worse
 30        2, LXX    |                are opposites. Now, so far as his language conveys
 31        3, I      |           majority of the Jews are so far from believing in Him, that
 32        3, II     |            known events which were of far greater importance in themselves,
 33        3, III    |              God who was believed, as far as words went, to assist
 34        3, V      |            any degree related to them far more than they did strangers
 35        3, IX     |         Christians do not neglect, as far as in them lies, to take
 36        3, IX     |              to bestow help upon them far above their need. At the
 37        3, XIV    |         Saviour of mankind. For in so far as this point is not really
 38        3, XV     |              the secure existence, so far as regards the world, enjoyed
 39        3, XXIV   |               their guilelessness, as far as it is possible to see
 40        3, XXV    |        pattern of virtue, and are not far from being regarded as gods.
 41        3, XXVI   |            not discredited by him, so far at least as appears from
 42        3, XXX    |           Church of God who come very far short of their duty, and
 43        3, XXXI   |              may devote themselves as far as possible to the God who
 44        3, XXXVI  |         predictions which they utter. Far different from such are
 45        3, XXXIX  |             power, which accomplished far more than it seemed possible
 46        3, XLII   |              is not impure; for in so far as it is bodily nature,
 47        3, LI     |        however, having previously, so far as possible, tested the
 48        3, LIV    |            persons,) in order that as far as possible they may lay
 49        3, LV     |               altogether corrupt, and far advanced in wickedness,
 50        3, LVII   |              call away these also, as far as we can, from the dogmas
 51        3, LIX    |             the word, and have led as far as they can a better life,
 52        3, LXXI   |         bewail themselves as lost, so far as their previous conduct
 53        4, IV     |           corner of the world, but as far as in Him lay, men in every
 54        4, VII    |               their contemporaries so far as in their power.~
 55        4, XIV    |            composed of atoms, and, so far as their structure is concerned,
 56        4, XVI    |              something different, and far more excellent than what
 57        4, XVII   |            their proper sense, appear far more worthy of respect than
 58        4, XX     |               taken place, let us, as far as we can, briefly consider
 59        4, XXVIII |           benefits which we enjoy, so far as in our power, to all
 60        4, XXIX   |              see that we men, who are far inferior to these, may entertain
 61        4, XXXVI  |              learned nor heard of the far older and most venerable
 62        4, XXXVI  |           Theogonies, attributing, so far as in their power, "generation"
 63        4, XXXIX  |                he is always poor, and far from being delicate and
 64        4, XXXIX  |      malignity of Celsus--which be it far from Christians to do!--
 65        4, XL     |         secret and mystical doctrine (far transcending that of Plato)
 66        4, XLVI   |             the conduct of Joseph was far superior to what is related
 67        4, LIII   |          writings themselves, and, as far as possible, to form an
 68        4, LIII   |              two individuals, but, as far as in it lies, countless
 69        4, LXIII  |               Providence, at least so far as appears from the language
 70        4, LXV    |            are not the work of God so far as respects their demoniacal
 71        4, LXV    |     demoniacal nature, but only in so far as they are possessed of
 72        4, LXVII  |       reasoning to make it appear, as far as he can do so, that "the
 73        4, LXXII  |               in view than to free as far as they can their hearers
 74        4, LXXIV  |           share of the goods; so in a far greater degree are Celsus
 75        4, LXXVI  |            being subject to want in a far higher degree than the irrational
 76        4, LXXV   |              upon us as a mighty aid, far superior to any weapon which
 77        4, LXXV   |          possess. We, indeed, who are far weaker in bodily strength
 78        4, LXXIX  |          their own superiority, which far exceeds that of the irrational
 79        4, LXXXI  |         rational beings, overturns as far as he can those doctrines
 80        4, LXXXI  |            and which were devised, so far as could be done, in imitation
 81        4, LXXXIII|               order to depreciate (as far as he can) the cities, and
 82        4, LXXXIII|            things, be turned away (so far, at least, as Celsus could
 83        4, LXXXIII|       contemned, would be injured, so far as could be effected by
 84        4, LXXXIX |     depreciates human beings. Nay, so far as Celsus can make it appear,
 85        4, XC     |               lowered himself, and as far as he could the whole human
 86        4, XC     |             what concerned themselves far sooner (than what concerned
 87        4, XCVI   |            progress in knowledge, are far removed from that society.
 88        5, I      |            but with the endeavour, so far as may be within our power,
 89        5, V      |         towards God should imitate as far as it is within the power
 90        5, V      |              of His Son, the Word, so far as attainable by us, should
 91        5, XX     |             the resurrection have, as far as time would permit, been
 92        5, XXI    |           into a better condition, so far as they admit of being so,
 93        5, XXII   |              these persons cannot, so far as their principles apply,
 94        5, XXIV   |         occasions, that no insult, so far as can be helped, may be
 95        5, XXVI   |        whether he does not openly, so far as he can, express a wish
 96        5, XXIX   |            this division. And now, so far as testimonies outside the
 97        5, XXXI   |               capacity to perceive as far as mortals may, observe
 98        5, XXXII  |            had not formerly sinned is far more powerful than the others,
 99        5, XXXIV  |              seems to deem its own by far the best. Those inhabitants
100        5, XXXVIII|              do what is not right, so far as the language of Celsus
101        5, XXXIX  |             united to Him in a degree far above all other souls, seeing
102        5, XLII   |           greater degree; because, so far as can be accomplished among
103        5, XLIII  |              they do well, indeed, so far as this point is concerned,
104        5, XLIX   |           appetite. And therefore, so far as we are concerned, the
105        5, LIII   |             the charges of Celsus, so far as regards those points
106        5, LIII   |              by Celsus), endeavour as far as we can with all due brevity
107        5, LVIII  |              effort to accomplish, as far as in his power, the conversion
108        5, LXII   |            the truth, investigated as far as we could the opinions
109        6, I      |              possible number, and, so far as they can, to win over
110        6, II     |             onwards, should ascend as far as he could towards the
111        6, II     |             of Jesus, men ignorant so far as regards Grecian philosophy,
112        6, VIII   |         contempt for others, which is far from right, and being filled
113        6, VIII   |            shall all clearly know, so far as it is possible for happy
114        6, X      |         repeating himself, Celsus, so far as he can, forces us to
115        6, X      |            approach others, again, as far as possible, in the way
116        6, XIII   |             to the service of God, so far as they can, must be saved--
117        6, XIX    |              moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal
118        6, XXVIII |              human beings, and who go far beyond the Titans and Giants
119        6, XXVIII |        account called Ophites, are so far from being Christians, that
120        6, XXXIII |          mysteries, and that they are far removed from the worship
121        6, XXXVII |          invented a precipice of life far beyond the heavens, or a
122        6, XLV    |            its father the devil. For, far surpassing the help which
123        6, LI     |               lend him the light?" So far are we from offering a defence
124        6, LX     |               little ago, saying: "By far the most silly thing is
125        6, LXI    |               a figurative manner, so far as respects the "hands"
126        6, LXII   |               which belong to God are far superior to all things with
127        6, LXII   |               of those who have risen far above it. And if he had
128        6, LXV    |       comprehend something of God, so far as attainable by human nature,
129        6, LXXVII |             are "sons of men"--appear far more beautiful than the
130        7, I      |               Christians, and have as far as possible passed over
131        7, IV     |               who were enlightened as far as was necessary for their
132        7, XII    | inconsistencies, and to show that, so far from there being anything
133        7, XXIII  |             power and wisdom of God," far from such a wise man being
134        7, XXIII  |          called "the word of wisdom," far excels all those who have
135        7, XXXII  |             corruption or death. Thus far I have taken the liberty
136        7, XLI    |           capable of raising the soul far above all earthly things;
137        7, XLII   |          worthy of God, or if not, is far beyond that which is commonly
138        7, XLII   |               whom He approves, in so far as it is possible for man
139        7, XLVI   |              but also to some who are far removed from the purity
140        7, XLVIII |           teaching of Jesus, than, so far from defiling themselves
141        7, LXI    |           Crito; for the latter is so far from being intelligible
142        7, LXVII  |             demons. For ourselves, so far are we from wishing to serve
143        8, XV     |         afraid when thou hast gone so far on the way? Answer: Thou
144        8, XV     |           submit to His authority. So far as we are concerned, therefore,
145        8, XVI    |           fear when thou hast gone so far on the way? Answer: Thou
146        8, XVII   |               God the Creator. But by far the most excellent of all
147        8, XXXII  |               who can conceive, in so far as human nature will allow,
148        8, XXXIII |      according to the word of God, as far as we are enabled to do
149        8, XXXIX  |            know not how Celsus has so far forgotten himself as to
150        8, XLIII  |             part in His promises, and far from the truth, have by
151        8, XLIX   |               body;" for we hold that far beyond all bodies is the
152        8, L      |               to try to bring them as far as possible to a higher
153        8, LI     |               I think Celsus has been far surpassed in consideration
154        8, LII    |           anxious to bring all men as far as possible to receive the
155        8, LIII   |             form of delusion, went as far as they could in degrading
156        8, LVIII  |            than adversity, and may as far as possible escape all plagues
157        8, LXII   |             sacrifices to them, in so far as they are profitable to
158        8, LXII   |           have applied the phrase "as far as it is profitable" to
159        8, LXVIII |         crooked or crafty. But we are far from setting aside the notion
160        8, LXIX   |              be able to put to flight far more enemies than those