Book, Chapter

  1        1, X       |      philosophers, and of all the different sects, and the reasons for
  2        1, XXIV    |         Samanaeans, and others in different countries; and shall be
  3        1, XXIV    |      every individual nation, for different purposes. And thus it will
  4        1, XXIV    |           upon the earth, to whom different localities have been assigned,
  5        1, XXIV    |          apply differing names to different things; lest he should resemble
  6        1, XXVII   |          these, the rulers of the different cities, and the soldiers,
  7        1, XXXII   |        falsified the history in a different manner, on account of its
  8        1, XXXVII  |         to be born in some manner different from the common! Nay, according
  9        1, XXXVIII |      invents something altogether different, admitting somehow the miraculous
 10        1, XLVI    | statements, but by testimonies of different kinds, to establish the
 11        1, LV      |     people of God, unless he be a different person from that people
 12        1, LVIII   |         that what they profess is different, and so has falsified the
 13        1, LXIV    |          to the principles of the different sects are those to be cured
 14        1, LXV     |           go and hide yourself in different places." Now similar to
 15        2, XXIII   |           a body, not wholly of a different nature from that of human
 16        2, XLIX    |         work signs and wonders is different from what this Jew of Celsus
 17        2, LXII    |        imaginary appearances of a different kind, and those who have
 18        2, LXIV    |        than one, according to the different standpoint from which He
 19        2, LXV     |           be changed, and who are different from the dead who are to
 20        2, LXV     |     describing the same change in different words, he says, that they
 21        3, VI      |   preferring the Hebrew, which is different from both? But reason seems
 22        3, VI      |          sacred by the Jews, were different from those of the Egyptians.~
 23        3, XI      |          doctrines interpreted in different ways.~
 24        3, XII     |         matters are determined in different ways by the various sects."
 25        3, XII     |           we say that heresies of different kinds have never originated
 26        3, XII     |   origination of heresies, in the different acceptation accorded to
 27        3, XII     |        which was, that, taking in different acceptations those discourses
 28        3, XXVII   |          to its truth, it is in a different way that we should have
 29        3, XXIX    |          to the assemblies in the different districts?~
 30        3, XXXIV   |           good grounds. For these different tribes erected temples and
 31        3, XXXVI   | predictions which they utter. Far different from such are those of Jesus.
 32        3, XXXVII  |       holy angels of God are of a different nature and will from all
 33        3, XXXVIII |           necessary, owing to the different methods of education, to
 34        3, XLI     |           and assumes others of a different and higher kind. And if
 35        3, XLIX    |          also others who are very different from these, since Christ
 36        3, LI      |        assembly, while those of a different character they receive with
 37        3, LXI     |            invites them to a very different vocation, viz. to bind up
 38        4, VIII    |         reasons, bearing upon the different treatment of human souls,
 39        4, XVI     |                XVI.~For there are different appearances, as it were,
 40        4, XVI     |          appearance was something different, and far more excellent
 41        4, XXVI    |        and the rest of mankind as different, let us examine the acknowledged
 42        4, XXX     |          us, or is expressed in a different way, Celsus here too falsely
 43        4, XLIII   |     customs (prevailing among the different nations) becoming famous,
 44        4, LII     |         the nature of the body is different. And in this respect there
 45        4, LIV     |         the nature of the body is different, and there is no difference
 46        4, LIV     |    architect, who constructed the different kinds of things so as to
 47        4, LVI     |        that the nature of body is different; and that in this respect
 48        4, LVI     |        that the nature of body is different;" for from his argument
 49        4, LVII    |        among bodies as due to the different qualities, internal and
 50        4, LVII    |           afterwards another of a different and better kind. But since
 51        4, LVII    |           whether, when a new and different order of things has succeeded
 52        4, LVIII   |        that the nature of body is different," and puts forward such
 53        4, LVIII   |           nature of all bodies is different from that of the soul. He
 54        4, LVIII   |          the nature of all bodies different (from the soul). But if
 55        4, LVIII   |       nature of all bodies be not different, although the body of each
 56        4, LIX     |        that the nature of body is different."~
 57        4, LXV     |     evident from the views of the different philosophical sects; whereas,
 58        4, LXV     |           that are established in different states, in conformity with
 59        4, LXVIII  |            and one individual not different from another, and yet the
 60        4, LXIX    |          as a husbandman performs different acts of husbandry upon the
 61        4, LXXV    |        with those whose nature is different, or which do not appear
 62        4, LXXXVII |     literally, but which convey a different signification as their hidden
 63        4, LXXXVIII|          to flights and sounds of different kinds, and the other animals
 64        4, XCIII   |     wisdom, has, in arranging the different kinds of animals, pronounced
 65        5, V       |         benefits on mankind are a different race from the gods," and
 66        5, XVI     |        the other hand, those of a different nature--those, viz., who,
 67        5, XVII    |           is alive and awake, and different from those who are asleep,
 68        5, XX      |          were to be in no respect different from what it was before.
 69        5, XX      |          with garments not at all different from those which he wore
 70        5, XXV     |         the beginning allotted to different superintending spirits,
 71        5, XXVI    |         the beginning allotted to different superintending spirits,
 72        5, XXVI    |           the beginning among the different superintending spirits;
 73        5, XXVII   |           enacting laws among the different nations, and to inquire
 74        5, XXVIII  |         and impious, according to different relations and different
 75        5, XXVIII  |           different relations and different laws, see whether it will
 76        5, XXVIII  |       quarters of the earth among different superintending spirits;
 77        5, XXX     |           native language, to the different parts of the earth according
 78        5, XXXII   |       beginning distributed among different superintending spirits,
 79        5, XXXII   |     spirits distributed among the different parts of the earth, what
 80        5, XL      |           the above effect of the different kinds of laws, he adds the
 81        5, XLV     |           armies," or "Almighty" (different acceptation of it having
 82        5, XLVII   |          follows that it is not a different act from the circumcision
 83        5, XLVII   |          rite, place the act in a different category. But that the whole
 84        5, XLVII   |       division of the soul; and a different thing again according to
 85        5, XLVII   |           a greater number; and a different thing that of the philosopher
 86        5, XLVII   |           for its own sake; and a different thing still that of Plato,
 87        5, XLVII   |         so circumcision will be a different thing according to the varying
 88        5, XLVIII  |     according to circumstances is different; and probably it was performed
 89        5, XLIX    |          please; only observe the different reason for abstaining from
 90        5, L       |          be loved by Him in a way different from others;" but that this
 91        5, LIII    |        are others who appeared to different individuals.~
 92        5, LIV     |          that many others came on different occasions. And in a most
 93        5, LXI     |        will maintain that he is a different one, to whom the latter
 94        5, LXIII   |    against those who have adopted different opinions from ours, but,
 95        5, LXIII   |     judged. And if those who hold different opinions will not be convinced,
 96        6, VIII    |        appeared on one day in two different cities! He, moreover, who
 97        6, IX      |   expression "image" to something different, would say with greater
 98        6, XI      |      person, and others, again, a different individual (as the Christ),
 99        6, XI      |         this person, and others a different individual, while the common
100        6, XIII    |       whereas the "divine"--being different from the "human," because
101        6, XIII    |        wisdom, accordingly, being different from faith, is the "first"
102        6, XXII    |          Sun,--thus imitating the different colours of the two latter."
103        6, XXIII   |        prophet, in which gates of different kinds are enumerated, which
104        6, XXIII   |      which obscurely refer to the different modes in which divine souls
105        6, XXXII   |          imagining that Iao was a different God, and Sabaoth another,
106        6, XXXII   |          in Hebrew Eloi, was also different.~
107        6, XXXVIII |        yet as if they were from a different source. His words are: "
108        6, XXXIX   |       demons among the Greeks are different from what they are among
109        6, XXXIX   |         Greeks took occasion from different circumstances and etymologies
110        6, XXXIX   |         Scriptures, regarding the different dialects. We willingly,
111        6, XLVIII  |        all creation, and is not a different being from Him? But enough
112        6, LI      |           the manner in which the different kinds of days were allotted
113        6, LII     |     against His Spirit as if by a different creator from the great God,
114        6, LIII    |   heretical sect, and others of a different one, he brings forward the
115        6, LIII    |        world is not the work of a different and strange god, he continues
116        6, LIII    |           accuse those who are of different opinions of holding unsound
117        6, LX      |        many words, he repeats, in different language, the same charges
118        6, LXXIII  |        uncreated; and accordingly different opinions have existed on
119        6, LXXV    |          must certainly have been different From that of other beings,
120        6, LXXVII  |          must certainly have been different from that of other beings
121        6, LXXVII  |     inventions, and in no respect different from myths, as are also
122        6, LXXVII  |           know the meaning of the different appearances of Jesus? And
123        6, LXXVII  |           And I refer also to the different stages of His life, and
124        7, VII     |     wonderful effects were widely different from the divination of demons.~
125        7, VIII    |      refers to persons who are of different principles from those of
126        7, XVI     |        into his argument are very different from what the prophets actually
127        7, XVI     |         and reason in a way quite different from that in which we judge
128        7, XXVIII  |       other men. For there are in different parts of the earth cavities,
129        7, XXXII   |         incorruption," which is a different thing from "the incorruptible;"
130        7, XXXII   |         on immortality," which is different from "the immortal." Indeed,
131        7, XXXIV   |      diviner sense, which is very different from the senses as commonly
132        7, L       |         Observe also how well the different life of the soul here and
133        7, LI      |      truth and a notion of God at different intervals and for short
134        7, LIX     |           illustration taken from different kinds of food, and from
135        7, LIX     |       kinds of food, and from the different modes of preparing them.
136        7, LXII    |      Being, seeing that God has a different form, as the Persians concur
137        7, LXIII   |        same thing may be done for different reasons. For example, the
138        7, LXIII   |      principles; but observe what different reasons determine the conduct
139        7, LXIII   |    determine the conduct of these different classes. The first consider
140        7, LXIII   |          the same, but differs in different men according to the motives
141        7, LXIV    |            is found in fact to be different in different persons, according
142        7, LXIV    |           fact to be different in different persons, according to the
143        7, LXIV    |         they are actuated by very different principles. For none of
144        7, LXV     |           divine nature, are very different from all the gods of the
145        7, LXVIII  |           will of God, which is a different thing from saying that they
146        7, LXX     |           assigned to them by God different departments, according as
147        7, LXX     |           as it were in troops in different parts of the earth, have
148        8, II      |          time heroes or demons of different natures. But in regard to
149        8, VIII    |           serving two wise men in different places. If this sense does
150        8, XX      |          spiritual meaning of the different stones,--what is their nature,
151        8, XXVIII  |          have been assigned these different provinces of nature?" Here
152        8, XXXVII  |           who pray to Him in each different tongue, hearing, if I may
153        8, XXXVII  |       voice, expressing itself in different dialects. For the Most High
154        8, XLVII   |       induced to adopt notions so different from those in which they
155        8, LIII    |         any other methods used by different sects of philosophers as
156        8, LVIII   |           each having charge of a different part, although others make
157        8, LIX     |           healing the diseases of different pans of the human body.
158        8, LXIII   |        earth, whether of a nature different from ours, or human princes