Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |            by divine power, so as to give the judge an opportunity
  2        1, IX     |            who do not wish either to give or receive a reason for
  3        1, IX     |             waited) until they could give themselves to a thorough
  4        1, X      |           all other employments, and give themselves to an examination
  5        1, XIII   |              much more importance to give our assent to doctrines
  6        1, XV     |              in his treatise, and to give it a metaphorical signification.
  7        1, XVII   |           finds fault with those who give it a tropical and allegorical
  8        1, XIX    |              a belief, let him first give grounds for his own unsupported
  9        1, XX     |           then, when they boastfully give their own account of the
 10        1, XXII   |           but many also of those who give themselves to the practice
 11        1, XXIV   |          names which they delight to give this world; and they knew
 12        1, XXV    |              the name of Zeus, or to give Him a name from any other
 13        1, XXVIII |     everything from the beginning, I give it as my opinion that all
 14        1, XXXIV  |        promised sign, one who was to give His name to the fact, showing
 15        1, XXXIV  |     Therefore the Lord Himself shall give you a sign. Behold, a virgin
 16        1, XLII   |              what statements he will give his assent to, and what
 17        1, XLV    |       reasons of our faith in Jesus, give yours first for believing
 18        1, XLV    |        before Him, and then we shall give you ours for accepting the
 19        1, L      |              multitude of followers, give out that the Son of God
 20        1, LII    |          certain character, will not give them up. For a man will
 21        1, LII    |           did they not at His coming give in their adhesion to His
 22        1, LXV    |              Athens, that we may not give the Athenians a handle for
 23        2, II     |            according to John, and to give the explanation of the same.
 24        2, X      |        Father, and He will presently give Me more than twelve legions
 25        2, XXI    |         historical learning, and who give themselves wholly to it,
 26        2, XXIV   |           expounding the Gospel, can give in their proper place),
 27        2, XXIV   |          pass from Me," and does not give what follows immediately
 28        2, XXIV   |              even one which God will give to those who have died to
 29        2, XXVI   |             ye have not been able to give a colour of credibility
 30        2, XXXI   |              the Son of God, we also give out assent to the same."~
 31        2, XXXIII |         day-time, the sun failing to give light?" But if Celsus believe
 32        2, XXXV   |           now, at least, does he not give some manifestation of his
 33        2, XLIX   |            declaring what they would give themselves out to be, then
 34        2, XLIX   |           have us to be on our guard give themselves out as the Christ--
 35        2, L      |       writings of the apostle, could give occasion for the suspicion
 36        2, LXXIII |              heavy laden, and I will give you rest." And the object
 37        2, LXXVII |         thinks and says so. We shall give this answer, then, to him
 38        3, XIV    |            Such are the causes which give stability to their faith."
 39        3, XV     |             in days of peace, and to give ourselves up to repose,
 40        3, XX     |              foolish. For if any one give himself to their attentive
 41        3, XXIV   |            such stories, but when we give our assent to the disciples,
 42        3, XXIV   |         existence of Jesus. And some give evidence of their having
 43        3, XXXIII |            said, "Be ready always to give an answer to every man that
 44        3, XXXIII |             answer which we ought to give; but if he fail to say anything
 45        3, XXXVII |        simplicity, not being able to give a reason for their conduct,
 46        3, XXXVIII|           endowed with reason and to give their assent on grounds
 47        3, XXXIX  |            yield the assent which we give to the doctrine of Jesus;"
 48        3, LIV    |            the word of God, so as to give to young men the exhortations
 49        3, LV     |        effect that they ought not to give heed to their father and
 50        3, LVII   |           who have been appointed to give instruction in some useful
 51        3, LXIII  |          ignorant, moreover, that we give the injunction, "Humble
 52        3, LXIII  |              heavy laden, and I will give you rest." All men, therefore,
 53        3, LXXV   |              wisdom; and although we give instruction, we never say, "
 54        3, LXXV   |          instruction, we never say, "Give heed to me," but "Give heed
 55        3, LXXV   |               Give heed to me," but "Give heed to the God of all things,
 56        3, LXXVII |            who, in ignorance of God, give themselves to temples and
 57        3, LXXX   |           with empty hopes those who give their aSsent to them; but
 58        3, LXXX   |           keeping with his opinions--give birth to no hope at all,
 59        4, III    |              kingdom of God," and to give to other husbandmen than
 60        4, V      |              come to us, He does not give His place or vacate His
 61        4, VIII   |                Ask of Me, and I will give Thee the heathen for Thine
 62        4, XI     |     conflagration and this made them give utterance to the erroneous
 63        4, XIII   |          that thus they were made to give expression to the erroneous
 64        4, XXI    |              that are past, and thus give evidence of the indwelling
 65        4, XXX    |       approval of the statement, and give an explanation of its meaning;
 66        4, XXXVIII|       quoting the words, which would give the hearer the impression
 67        4, XXXVIII|             things, and endeavour to give them somehow an allegorical
 68        4, XXXVIII|                Now, to him who would give to these lines a grave allegorical
 69        4, XLVIII |         Jewish and Christian writers give all these things an allegorical
 70        4, XLIX   |             the doctrines themselves give them an allegorical signification,
 71        4, XLIX   |            mention of these things: "Give ear, O my people, to my
 72        4, L      |      Christians endeavour somehow to give these stories an allegorical
 73        4, LXXIII |             nature of the promise to give an account of the "whole
 74        4, LXXIII |           title which he ventured to give it (of a True Discourse)?
 75        4, LXXXVII|              imagines that those who give them an allegorical interpretation
 76        4, XCVIII |     concluded between it and man, he give the name of keeping its
 77        5, III    |             the works of Celsus, and give your assent to what has
 78        5, III    |          away the souls of those who give heed to them from the one
 79        5, XXXII  |               Ask of Me, and I shall give Thee the heathen for Thine
 80        5, XXXIII |         received a law, for which we give thanks to Him that rescued
 81        5, XXXVII |              its legislators, and to give ourselves up to the legislator
 82        5, XLVI   |            Deity, although we do not give the name Pappaeus to Him
 83        5, LIX    |             fill up his book, and to give it an appearance of importance,
 84        5, LIX    |            man, of whom he says: "We give the same account. as do
 85        5, LIX    |            correct in saying that we give the same accounts as do
 86        5, LXI    |              that there are some who give themselves out as Gnostics,
 87        5, LXII   |            differences to which they give rise, but have also, from
 88        6, II     |           Psalm, that "the Lord will give a word with great power
 89        6, V      |              shone in our hearts, to give the light of the glorious
 90        6, XVII   |        accounts which our Scriptures give of the kingdom of God, has
 91        6, XXII   |             the mysteries of Mithras give false or true accounts regarding
 92        6, XXIV   |              wherever he was able to give the names of the various
 93        6, XXIX   |           most impious man, that you give praise to the Creator of
 94        6, XXIX   |           the world, who promised to give them all things; who promised
 95        6, XXIX   |           Jesus and the Jewish Moses give contradictory decisions,
 96        6, XXXV   |          with their system of error, give the name of Prunicos to
 97        6, XXXVII |      invented this "tree of life" to give an allegorical meaning to
 98        6, XXXVIII|           inscriptions of which they give the interpretation, and
 99        6, XXXIX  |     circumstances and etymologies to give to those who are by them
100        6, XL     |            the flesh of infants, and give themselves without restraint
101        6, XLV    |              help which these demons give to jugglers (who deceive
102        6, L      |          example, we also sportively give it as our opinion that Celsus,
103        6, LXI    |              work with His hands, or give forth commands." Celsus
104        6, LXVI   |            No Christian, then, would give Celsus, or any accuser of
105        6, LXIX   |             that the answer which we give is based upon a probable
106        6, LXX    |           the custom of Scripture to give to "intelligent beings"
107        6, LXXIV  |             abandon Christianity and give in our adherence to his
108        7, II     |             were it not dangerous to give to the weak any excuse for
109        7, IX     |            But as Celsus promises to give an account of the manner
110        7, IX     |             meaning at all; but they give occasion to every fool or
111        7, X      |             meaning at all; but they give occasion to every fool or
112        7, XI     | unintelligible passages." And if God give us grace in the time that
113        7, XI     |              heard, if he had any to give, so that those who were
114        7, XII    |         writings of the prophets can give no proper answer in regard
115        7, XII    |        learnt "to be ready always to give an answer to every one that
116        7, XV     |             example which the Stoics give to illustrate this form
117        7, XXII   |            in this way also the just give up to destruction all their
118        7, XXVII  |              it would be needless to give either the opinions themselves
119        7, XXXVI  |      knowledge, and should make them give expression to language which
120        7, XLI    |           show him that he wished to give us as guides men who were
121        7, XLI    |               and for whom we are to give up Moses the servant of
122        7, XLII   |            see if Scripture does not give us an example of a regard
123        7, XLIII  |               in order to be able to give us some idea of the First
124        7, XLIV   |            of what true religion is, give that name to what deserves
125        7, LI     |             are in darkness we shall give wisdom to those who are
126        7, LVII   |              which God wished Him to give. Still further, he adds
127        7, LXVI   |            to images, is that we may give no support to the notion
128        8, II     |                It is indeed wrong to give honour to any to whom God
129        8, III    |            We are also commanded to "give thanks to the God of gods."
130        8, IV     |              they say in one place, "Give thanks to the God of gods,
131        8, IV     |             mercy endureth for ever. Give thanks to the Lord of lords,
132        8, VII    |          serve them first afterwards give themselves to the service
133        8, X      |         wicked who have no desire to give themselves to virtue,he
134        8, XIV    |           leave with you, My peace I give unto you;" and as He knew
135        8, XIV    |             world giveth peace, do I give peace unto you." And even
136        8, XV     |          goes on to say: "That I may give a true representation of
137        8, XXVI   |          their wicked lives, and who give us their favour only on
138        8, XXXIII |              so on condition that we give thanks and first-fruits
139        8, XXXIII |            as one who knows not God, give thank-offerings to demons.
140        8, XXXIII |    thank-offerings to demons. But we give thanks to the Creator of
141        8, XXXIX  |            held, he then proceeds to give to this supposed expression
142        8, XLIV   |           authority, while those who give way under their sufferings,
143        8, LI     |               we should not the less give him help, and show that,
144        8, LII    |           himself that he is able to give. And let all men know that
145        8, LIII   |       benefits of His rule, and will give them an enlargement of that
146        8, LVI    |              All these things will I give thee if thou wilt fall down
147        8, LVII   |           ingratitude by refusing to give thanks to beings who do
148        8, LVII   |             even to them we will not give the honour which is due
149        8, LVIII  |              and highly honoured, to give to those who serve Him a
150        8, LIX    |              be better for us now to give ourselves up to magic and
151        8, LXXIII |              when occasion requires, give help to kings, and that,
152        8, LXXVI  |              the Father of truth may give us ability, and either overthrow