Book, Chapter

  1        1, V       |       were gods, act in a similar manner to those who would enter
  2        1, VIII    |           involves himself in all manner of contradictions. For he
  3        1, XVII    |           that kind." For in like manner Celsus as sails (as he thinks)
  4        1, XXV     |         seen, in an unmistakeable manner, to have expelled myriads
  5        1, XXVI    |          XXVI.~But let us see the manner in which this Celsus, who
  6        1, XXVIII  |         speaks in a very childish manner, altogether unworthy of
  7        1, XXIX    |          not seek to know in what manner, after being reared up in
  8        1, XXIX    |          been able to teach, in a manner not at all to be despised,
  9        1, XXXII   |        the history in a different manner, on account of its extremely
 10        1, XXXII   |          doing this in a credible manner, but (their) preserving
 11        1, XXXII   |         their entire conduct in a manner pleasing to the Creator
 12        1, XXXV    |           has conceived after the manner of women, or one who is
 13        1, XXXVI   |        necessity in the following manner. "For the nations," as it
 14        1, XXXVII  |     caused Him to be born in some manner different from the common!
 15        1, XL      |     proceed to deal in an orderly manner with the accounts that follow
 16        1, XLII    |         such a thing? And in like manner also with the history of
 17        1, XLVIII  |      clearness or in an enigmatic manner,--a fact which is manifest
 18        1, XLVIII  |        and hearing in this divine manner, and tasting likewise, and
 19        1, XLVIII  |      comes upon them, saw in this manner what they record as having
 20        1, XLVIII  |        were affected in a similar manner to what they describe when
 21        1, L       |       allegories or in some other manner, and some also in express
 22        1, LI      |       Bethlehem--in the following manner: "And thou Bethlehem, house
 23        1, LI      |       people; acting in a similar manner to those individuals who
 24        1, LIV     |         exceedingly high. In like manner, many shall be astonished
 25        1, LVIII   |         position in the following manner.~
 26        1, LXII    |          shameful and importunate manner." Let us to the best of
 27        1, LXV     |       disgraceful and importunate manner." Let him show wherein lay
 28        1, LXV     |      importunate element in their manner of subsistence. For it is
 29        1, LXVI    |      danger of death. And in like manner it was necessary that He
 30        1, LXVI    |          and unnecessarily public manner, would not have been of
 31        2, I       |           earth; wherein were all manner of four-footed beasts, and
 32        2, II      |       that is, by the truth, in a manner to convince the hearers,
 33        2, II      |           the disciples were in a manner unable to bear, having been
 34        2, III     |         converts in the following manner: "What induced you to abandon
 35        2, III     |  interpreting them in a spiritual manner, nevertheless do observe
 36        2, IX      |      escape in a most disgraceful manner, and who was betrayed by
 37        2, IX      |           according to the Jewish manner of speaking, "I am the Lord,
 38        2, XV      |           they turned out in that manner? And yet, according to all
 39        2, XVI     |         pattern to men, as to the manner in which they were to regulate
 40        2, XVII    |           to retain his life in a manner unbecoming one. Leonidas
 41        2, XXIV    |          maketh sore." So in like manner acts this Jew of Celsus
 42        2, XXX     |         and other nations in like manner. How, then, was it possible
 43        2, XXXII   |         raise doubts in a skilful manner against the credibility
 44        2, XXXV    |         same, or a more effective manner. There was not only a portent
 45        2, XXXVIII |      doctrine in an extraordinary manner, and with the evidence of
 46        2, XLII    | illustrious pattern to men of the manner in which they ought to bear
 47        2, XLIX    |          who profess in any other manner to work miracles--for His
 48        2, L       |      Thessalonians, shows in what manner there will one day be revealed "
 49        2, LXII    |           He said unto them, What manner of communications are these
 50        2, LXIII   |          resurrection in the same manner as He used formerly to show
 51        2, LXIII   |        from the dead, in the same manner as before that event. And
 52        2, LXIX    |         more profoundly, and in a manner more adapted to their divine
 53        2, LXXIV   |          Hebrews in a most public manner, not only in the signs and
 54        2, LXXVIII |       after treating Jesus in the manner in which they did. And let
 55        3, VII     |                      VII.~In like manner, as the statement is false "
 56        3, XII     |      dispute in it respecting the manner of curing bodies, there
 57        3, XIII    |          speak in a very striking manner when he says, "For there
 58        3, XXII    |       regarding it, but also in a manner agreeable to the teaching
 59        3, XXVI    |   disappeared from among men in a manner so indicative of divine
 60        3, XXVII   |         again in an unmistakeable manner," and "visited many parts
 61        3, XXX     |      people in each city. In like manner, also, in comparing the
 62        3, XLIII   |          And the following is the manner in which Callimachus speaks
 63        3, XLIII   |       these topics, by the unfair manner in which he deals with Jesus,
 64        3, LVI     |     better than ours, and in what manner we draw away children and
 65        3, LXII    |          of it, and in a becoming manner for the time to come.~
 66        3, LXIX    |     Celsus continues in his usual manner, asserting that "to change
 67        3, LXXIX   |         Gospel in a philosophical manner.~
 68        4, X       |          if we talked of God in a manner that was neither holy nor
 69        4, XII     |           descending" in a bodily manner; so, if God is said anywhere
 70        4, XII     |    employs the word, and, in like manner also with the expression "
 71        4, XIII    |         of the soul. And, in like manner, "rivers of fire" are said
 72        4, XVI     |           doctrine; and this in a manner corresponding to the condition
 73        4, XX      |          all things purified in a manner analogous to the first deluge
 74        4, XXX     |       discuss with each other the manner in which all things were
 75        4, XXXIV   |      establishing in the clearest manner that effects not to be lightly
 76        4, XXXIX   |             they will admire) the manner in which he was able to
 77        4, XXXIX   |           to speak in a befitting manner to those who know how to
 78        4, XLIX    |           begins in the following manner, as recorded in the book
 79        4, LII     |           ignoble style, and in a manner not unbecoming the character
 80        4, LV      |           It was so." And in like manner also, with regard to what
 81        4, LXIV    |         of contemplation. In like manner, we may make the same assertion
 82        4, LXIX    |         most beautiful and stable manner, He nevertheless needed
 83        4, LXXI    |      should be spoken by Him in a manner more befitting the majesty
 84        4, LXXIV   |          me to speak in a similar manner to those who, through dislike
 85        4, LXXIV   |  Providence provides in a special manner for rational creatures;
 86        4, LXXXII  |      convey instruction as to the manner in which wars, if ever there
 87        4, LXXXVIII|          are not agreed about the manner of the divination; since
 88        4, LXXXIX  |        overturned in a convincing manner also the arguments of those
 89        4, XCVIII  |    against men in the most savage manner, and have committed murder,
 90        5, VI      |           in heaven; and, in like manner, as they do not bow down
 91        5, XII     |   lightnings, and fruits, and all manner of productions, and let
 92        5, XVI     |         be addressed to them in a manner befitting their infantile
 93        5, XVIII   |          of the resurrection in a manner worthy of God, although
 94        5, XXV     |     governing powers, and in this manner the administration of the
 95        5, XXVI    |     governing powers, and in this manner the administration of the
 96        5, XXX     |         to the heavens, after the manner of the "high things which
 97        5, XXXI    |        them laws, and point out a manner of life agreeably to which
 98        5, XXXV    |          when acting in a similar manner to the philosophers, be
 99        5, XXXVII  |   Ethiopian gods in the Ethiopian manner; nor, like the Arabians,
100        5, XLII    |         consider that it was in a manner worthy of their name as
101        5, XLVI    |       should prefer to endure all manner of suffering rather than
102        5, XLVII   |         of sacrifice in a similar manner, and he who offers up prayer
103        5, LIV     |            And in a most confused manner, moreover, does be adduce,
104        5, LXIII   |           blasphemies, saying all manner of things shameful to be
105        5, LXIII   |           we would not utter "all manner of things shameful to be
106        5, LXV     |       opinions in the most absurd manner on things which they do
107        6, I       |         the Scriptures). and in a manner which is free from all exaggerations
108        6, II      |         in a simple and practical manner, and with a view to the
109        6, IV      |          who have written in this manner regarding the "chief good"
110        6, IV      |         of what form, and in what manner, and like to which of mortal
111        6, XI      |        objection in the following manner, as the clearness of the
112        6, XI      |        life as sons of God in the manner in which Jesus did, and
113        6, XV      |          unseemly or inauspicious manner, falling down upon his knees,
114        6, XVII    |       philosopher to worship in a manner worthy of him the Maker
115        6, XVIII   |     postures of these, and of the manner in which God is said to
116        6, XVIII   |    mentioned in a very mysterious manner, on account of the unworthy
117        6, XIX     |           will sing in a becoming manner," and so on. And in the
118        6, XXXI    |           following, then, is the manner in which they proceed): "
119        6, XLI     |      careful to observe a healthy manner of life." If, now, it had
120        6, XLIV    |           to recover in a "lawful manner " the possession (which
121        6, XLIV    |           is (because acting in a manner contrary to virtue) Satanas,
122        6, XLIV    |           origin of evil, and the manner of its dissolution, he would
123        6, XLV     |         certain reserve, both the manner, and time, and cause of
124        6, XLVII   |      intimate union, or even in a manner at all approaching to it
125        6, XLVIII  |         perfect and inconceivable manner with the very Word, so the
126        6, LI      |       sensible beings, nor of the manner in which the different kinds
127        6, LV      |     relating to it in an ignorant manner, he made this statement
128        6, LXI     |          phrases, in a figurative manner, so far as respects the "
129        6, LXVI    |          himself in the following manner, "How, then, shall I know
130        6, LXVII   |           Isaiah in the following manner: "Woe unto them that put
131        6, LXX     |           a corporeal and literal manner, our Saviour said to the
132        6, LXXIII  |        from the vine. In the same manner, therefore, the visible
133        6, LXXIII  |           does not make known the manner of its existence. And you
134        6, LXXIII  |          are not agreed as to the manner of their creation, for their
135        6, LXXIV   |        who was punished in such a manner, be shown to be God's Son,
136        6, LXXVII  |          show Himself in the same manner to the multitude as He does
137        7, III     |       uttered in Judea, after the manner of that country, as indeed
138        7, IX      |         to give an account of the manner in which prophecies are
139        7, XIX     |           present to refer to the manner in which in the Psalms the
140        7, XX      |          each other. Paul in like manner says, that "the letter killeth,
141        7, XX      |       live by them," Paul in like manner, when he wishes to disparage
142        7, XXII    |         His enemies. And, in like manner, those who disobey the law
143        7, XXVI    |          longer continue, in like manner it has extended day by day
144        7, XXVIII  |          places inhabited in like manner by other men. For there
145        7, XXXVI   |           philosophy. And in like manner we should condemn a man
146        7, LXVIII  |           those who speak in this manner to see how inconvenient
147        8, II      |          of another. And, in like manner, it is impossible to serve
148        8, IV      |        teach us to think, in like manner, of the Lord of lords. For
149        8, XVII    |         the Most High in a better manner and with a more perfect
150        8, XX      |           of the others,--in like manner, when they reproach us for
151        8, XXIII   |         to keep every day in this manner, they require some sensible
152        8, XXXIV   |     agreement they visit with all manner of kindness and deliverance
153        8, XXXV    |        and service--as, after the manner of men, inflicting injury
154        8, XLI     |         rail against us after the manner of old wives. "You," says
155        8, XLIII   |          insults, you may in like manner say that they voluntarily
156        8, XLVII   |        who have in so wonderful a manner formed themselves into a
157        8, LI      |  disallowed." And Celsus, in like manner, after having embraced the
158        8, LXIV    |        which casts it, so in like manner it follows, that when we