Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref    |            This fellow said, I am able to destroy the temple of
  2        1, Pref    |      false testimony, but who was able to defend Himself, and to
  3        1, Pref    |          other creature, shall be able to separate us from the
  4        1, Pref    |          than myself, and who are able by words and treatises to
  5        1, VI      |      means of sorcery that He was able to accomplish the wonders
  6        1, XVII    |          his cavils those who are able to show the true state of
  7        1, XVIII   |        term it) for those who are able to comprehend its metaphorical
  8        1, XIX     |     demonstrates to those who are able to understand him, that,
  9        1, XXII    |        who thinks that he will be able the more easily to establish
 10        1, XXIII   |          many gods, he himself is able to establish the multiplicity
 11        1, XXIII   |     existence. But he will not be able to show, from any actions
 12        1, XXIV    | themselves. If, then, we shall be able to establish, in reference
 13        1, XXIV    |           countries; and shall be able to make out that the so-called
 14        1, XXV     |        true) God. And when one is able to philosophize about the
 15        1, XXIX    |      possessed of wealth, and are able to spend it upon the education
 16        1, XXIX    |       these things against him is able, notwithstanding these hindrances,
 17        1, XXIX    |         great from men--have been able to teach, in a manner not
 18        1, XXIX    |        their wisdom, and who were able to discern the hidden meaning
 19        1, XXIX    |          Seriphians, has yet been able to shake the whole inhabited
 20        1, XXX     |          moral precepts which are able to secure the favour of
 21        1, XXXIII  |      other men, so that it may be able to pass through life with
 22        1, XXXIII  |           so that the soul may be able to remain untainted by sin?
 23        1, XLIII   |           a fiction, "How are you able to prove, sir, that the
 24        1, XLVIII  |       order that Ezekiel might be able to record such an occurrence.
 25        1, LIII    |    surprised that Moses should be able to predict that the princes
 26        1, LXII    |           is clear to all who are able to institute an intelligent
 27        1, LXVI    |           angels on your account, able to keep you, His only Son,
 28        1, LXX     |           of Jesus)," since he is able to prove from. the Gospel
 29        2, II      |          which they were not then able to bear, I have to observe
 30        2, III     |       Spirit." Now how was Celsus able to see these things so clearly
 31        2, V       |        itself among those who are able to see the grandeur of the
 32        2, V       |         the prophets, and who are able to commend them to others.~
 33        2, IX      |    prophecy, could He be that was able to carry out such commands
 34        2, X       |         this, that He said, "I am able to destroy the temple of
 35        2, X       |           they thought, not being able to understand the meaning
 36        2, XI      |    instructions of Jesus had been able to produce some feeling
 37        2, XII     |         mighty in dialectics, nor able to defend his views, after
 38        2, XXVI    |       falsehood, ye have not been able to give a colour of credibility
 39        2, XXVII   |         it, so that they might be able to answer objections. Now
 40        2, XXX     |         to be plausible, might be able to answer and confute his
 41        2, XXXIII  |         question, although we are able to show the striking and
 42        2, XXXIV   |         certain sorcerers who are able by incantations to unloose
 43        2, XXXVIII |           of all those who may be able to understand Him.~
 44        2, XLIV    |         shameless fellow might be able to say regarding even a
 45        2, XLVI    |        his death any who wish are able to gain over such a multitude
 46        2, LII     |        with those of Moses), were able to convert men from Jewish
 47        2, LXIII   |            observe whether we are able to adduce a few rational
 48        2, LXIV    |         aid, as to those who were able by reason of their strength
 49        2, LXIV    |    formerly seen Him were not now able to behold Him. And therefore,
 50        2, LXV     |       them, because they were not able without intermission to
 51        2, LXVI    |     saying, "Hitherto ye were not able, neither yet now are ye
 52        2, LXVI    |            neither yet now are ye able, for ye are still carnal."
 53        2, LXXVI   |  prophetic Scriptures, he will be able to show that it is for no
 54        2, LXXVII  |           of such a topic, and is able to plead well on its behalf,
 55        2, LXXVII  |           sufferings how they are able to laugh at all the troubles
 56        2, LXXVIII |    providence of God, we shall be able more effectually to answer
 57        3, VII     |       they who think with him are able to point out any act on
 58        3, VIII    |          they would not, although able, have made war even if they
 59        3, VIII    |        nor the populace, might be able to rage against them beyond
 60        3, XV      |       investigated by such as are able intelligently to understand
 61        3, XXI     |         with astonishment that is able to comprehend the movements
 62        3, XXV     |        gods. But they will not be able to show that they are virtuous
 63        3, XXX     |          the design, but also was able to secure in all places
 64        3, XXXI    |          regard to Jesus, who was able to effect results so great,
 65        3, XXXV    |         which reason, too, he was able to demonstrate to not a
 66        3, XXXVI   |         many falsehoods, were not able to allege that He manifested,
 67        3, XXXVII  |     extreme simplicity, not being able to give a reason for their
 68        3, XXXIX   |      justice, would not have been able thus to invent occurrences
 69        3, XL      |         the same effect, has been able to implant in the minds
 70        3, XLII    |          individuals will they be able to point out as having been
 71        3, XLIV    |          that they desire and are able to gain over only the silly,
 72        3, XLVIII  |        saying that he ought to be able to convince the gainsayers,
 73        3, XLVIII  |       should be apt to teach, and able to convince the gainsayers.
 74        3, XLIX    |         which one might be better able to arrive at the truth?"
 75        3, LIII    |          for hitherto ye were not able to bear it, neither yet
 76        3, LIII    |            neither yet now are ye able, for ye are yet carnal:
 77        3, LVI     |        things. But he will not be able to make good any such charge
 78        3, LXIII   |             etc., etc.? For is he able to show that a procedure
 79        3, LXIV    |        ask from Him, who alone is able to supply our deficiencies,
 80        3, LXV     |           sinners, because we are able to gain over no one who
 81        3, LXIX    |           and heavy weights, been able by practice and attention
 82        3, LXX     |          by us, that "God will be able to do all things," not seeing
 83        3, LXX     |         is said that God "will be able." But on these matters it
 84        3, LXX     |       darkness; so neither is God able to commit wickedness, for
 85        3, LXX     |          among existing things is able to commit wickedness from
 86        3, LXXIV   |           acute, because they are able to comprehend the meaning
 87        3, LXXVIII |  encourages those who are not yet able to choose that which ought
 88        4, III     |         make (men) better, nor is able to do so by His divine power."
 89        4, III     |         the same to those who are able to understand them.~
 90        4, V       |          of the voice." Nor is he able to understand the words, "
 91        4, XV      |    received Him in such a form is able, through being elevated
 92        4, XVI     |         with difficulty were they able to receive Him as He was;
 93        4, XXVI    |    obedience to their reason, are able to ascend from stocks and
 94        4, XXVI    |    themselves to Him who alone is able to satisfy all existing
 95        4, XXXV    |          nor any one else will be able, by their discussions regarding
 96        4, XXXVI   |   Epicurean Celsus, who is better able to judge than Plato (if
 97        4, XXXIX   |         of a myth, they should be able to discover the meaning
 98        4, XXXIX   |        the manner in which he was able to conceal, on account of
 99        4, XL      |            which God has not been able to prevent even in the case
100        4, XLI     |         narrative. For, not being able to say anything against
101        4, XLIX    |           also to the few who are able or willing to investigate
102        4, LXI     |        will result from our being able to listen to him for a little,
103        4, LXV     |        termed his angels, will be able to ascertain the origin
104        4, LXVI    |         next place, as if he were able to tell certain secrets
105        4, LXXX    |           and they should thus be able to maintain life of themselves,
106        4, LXXXVIII|          If, because man has been able to grasp the idea of God,
107        4, XCVI    |           perhaps wicked men, are able to foretell the signs (of
108        5, X       |        tell the stars, if thou be able to number them: and He said
109        5, XI      |           the Word of God (who is able to heal him), and still
110        5, XII     |          and moon, and stars were able to prophesy better things
111        5, XIV     |         soul, indeed, He might be able to provide an everlasting
112        5, XXIV    |           is good. And that He is able to provide an eternal life
113        5, XXXII   |         others, since he has been able to make a selection of individuals
114        5, XLV     |          evident to those who are able to ascertain the nature
115        5, XLV     |      another, they were no longer able to accomplish what they
116        5, XLVIII  |       circumcision of Eliezer was able to work against Moses, but
117        5, LIII    |     omitted anything which he was able to bring forward, as is
118        5, LXII    |           of the word of God, was able to sow the greater part
119        6, IV      |     investigated by those who are able to show that they resemble
120        6, VII     |           of the word ought to be able to confute gainsayers. But
121        6, XI      |         there were many claimants able to draw us after them by
122        6, XXIV    |        them. Now, wherever he was able to give the names of the
123        6, XXIV    |          ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge
124        6, XXXVII  |          which very few have been able to comprehend, even of those
125        6, LV      |      support), because we are not able to show one consistent series
126        6, LXVIII  |           Him when He appears, is able to make known and to reveal
127        6, LXVIII  |         the Word. And who else is able to save and conduct the
128        6, LXX     |        God; who hath also made us able ministers of the New Testament;
129        7, XI      |      adduced than any I have been able to bring forward, to show
130        7, XI      |           such at least as we are able to make plain. And other
131        7, XVIII   |        abundant, that he would be able to lend not only to the
132        7, XXVI    |   carrying out their law, are not able to inflict these. punishments.
133        7, XXXI    |   contemplation, we would then be able to understand that that
134        7, XXXVI   |         through the senses are we able to gain any knowledge?'"
135        7, XXXVI   |    spiritless and carnal race are able to do so: if, instead of
136        7, XXXVI   |         and thus only will you be able to see God. And if you seek
137        7, XXXIX   |             says he, "if they are able to do so." We have then
138        7, XXXIX   |         and thus only you will be able to see God." He is not aware
139        7, XLII    |          express purpose of being able to convey to us some notion
140        7, XLII    |         human nature is in no way able to seek after God, or to
141        7, XLIII   |          this way, in order to be able to give us some idea of
142        7, XLVIII  |       Word in place of hemlock is able to drive all evil desires
143        8, XI      |           such a form as each was able to receive Him.~
144        8, XXXII   |          them they are not always able to do, is a question to
145        8, XXXV    |    service in the state, would be able to do great injury to those
146        8, XLII    |        and the land was no longer able to bear those who were guilty
147        8, XLVIII  |           lies with those who are able to induce their hearers
148        8, LII     |     account of himself that he is able to give. And let all men
149        8, LIV     |           opposed to us, had been able to sound the depths of the
150        8, LXV     |          did really exist and was able to do something, lest we
151        8, LXIX    |          one accord, they will be able to put to flight far more
152        8, LXXI    |          enemy, you will still be able to persuade those who rule
153        8, LXXI    |         by the enemy, we shall be able to persuade their successors;
154        8, LXXII   |         leave it to those who are able, after a careful study of