Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |     falsehood as truth, says with regard to such: "Beware lest any
  2        1, I      |         which the Scythians would regard as wickedness, enter into
  3        1, IV     |          Bible in what the Greeks regard as a myth, where it represents
  4        1, XII    |          derived," etc. Now, with regard to his statement that he "
  5        1, XII    |        everything," for we have a regard for truth. Not one of us
  6        1, XXXVII |          have thought fit, not in regard to ancient and heroic narratives,
  7        1, XXXVII |         heroic narratives, but in regard to events of very recent
  8        1, XLII   |           endeavour to show, with regard to almost any history, however
  9        1, LXIV   |       these instances we ought to regard it as a ground of praise,
 10        1, LXXI   |        employs such language with regard to God as if He were subject
 11        1, LXXI   |           what occurs to him with regard to it. But as the Jew of
 12        2, II     |        Peter, saying to him, with regard to the four-footed beasts,
 13        2, III    |           reasoning of the Jew in regard to these matters (although
 14        2, IX     |         gave the injunctions with regard to those other creative
 15        2, XI     |  therefore, will satisfy all with regard to the purpose of Judas,
 16        2, XXVIII |         to have demonstrated with regard to each particular prophecy,
 17        2, XXXIII |      healed by His name. And with regard to the eclipse in the time
 18        2, XL     |           and irreligion, and who regard religious men as altogether
 19        2, XLV    |          nor were even induced to regard punishment with contempt,
 20        2, XLVII  |          argument were you led to regard him as the Son of God?"
 21        2, LVII   |         might confess that He, in regard to whom greater things were
 22        2, LVIII  |           you adduce as myths, we regard also as such; but the statements
 23        2, LVIII  |           pride, we do not at all regard as myths. And therefore
 24        2, LXVII  |          other ground than from a regard to the fitness of those
 25        2, LXXV   |         unbelief of the Jews with regard to Jesus was in keeping
 26        2, LXXV   |          in your judgment, do you regard as the greater? Those which
 27        2, LXXV   |       manifested incredulity with regard to the commencement of both
 28        2, LXXVI  |           unto you," and what you regard as revilings, there is no
 29        2, LXXVI  |      conversing with men, to have regard to His own nature alone,
 30        2, LXXVI  |           Himself, but to have no regard to what is fitting to be
 31        2, LXXVII |   permitted the same defence with regard to Jesus, who has both once
 32        3, VIII   |          their children. But with regard to the Christians, because
 33        3, X      |       weakness of their sex and a regard for outward propriety in
 34        3, XVIII  |   initiated in vain; " while with regard to the truths which are
 35        3, XXII   |          indicate that he did not regard these beings as gods, for
 36        3, XXII   |         would not have feigner to regard them as gods. Now to either
 37        3, XXII   |  accordingly, to those who do not regard them as gods reply as follows:
 38        3, XXVI   |     inhabitants of Metapontium to regard as a god, no one considers
 39        3, XXVII  |       them, you, O Celsus, do not regard these stories of yours to
 40        3, XXVIII |         remarkable events, as you regard them, take place? You cannot
 41        3, XXVIII |          worship, if they were to regard him as a god, who a little
 42        3, XXXI   |          with reason to hold with regard to Jesus, who was able to
 43        3, XXXII  |         form? and yet men did not regard him as a god," we have to
 44        3, XLI    |        understand that He whom we regard and believe to have been
 45        3, XLVII  |     things invisible, and to have regard to those things which are
 46        3, L      |            agreeably to what they regard as a feeling of philanthropy,
 47        3, LII    |             LII.~Observe now with regard to the following statement
 48        3, LXIII  |           by compassion than by a regard to truth; whereas God does
 49        3, LXXIII |         with virtue. For, as with regard to these ignorant persons,
 50        3, LXXV   |     philosophy, so that you would regard the latter as the physicians
 51        4, II     |          upon the earth; and with regard to Christians, that certain
 52        4, II     |   prophetic writings, either with regard to the future or past advent
 53        4, XXIV   |      scattered against us, Do you regard all men as a collection
 54        4, XXXI   |       indeed, wished them to have regard to the truth of each individual
 55        4, XXXVI  |        evident that Plato did not regard as "inspired" those men
 56        4, XXXVI  |        whom he did not in reality regard as such.~
 57        4, LIV    |           And he ought also, with regard to the countless diversities
 58        4, LV     |         in like manner also, with regard to what grew upon the earth,
 59        4, LXIV   |          so in the same way, with regard to virtuous souls, there
 60        4, LXVIII |            and of those whom they regard as gods. For after the conflagration
 61        4, LXIX   |       requisite with a reasonable regard to the care of the world;
 62        4, LXXI   |        Him). And, generally, with regard to such a style of speaking
 63        4, LXXXIV |        not really so? Nor does he regard the ants as devoid of reason,
 64        4, LXXXV  |        alone, and not rather have regard to the controlling reason
 65        4, XCVIII |         by the storks, not from a regard to what is proper, nor from
 66        4, XCIX   |           to each other, but with regard to their bearing upon the
 67        5, IX     |      practised such observances: "Regard not them which have familiar
 68        5, XIII   |          of no account. Now, with regard to these, we acknowledge
 69        5, XIII   |           have said of us that we regard such mighty beings, which "
 70        5, XVIII  |     already adduced, let us, with regard to the problem (as in an
 71        5, XXVII  |           among others, again, to regard the goat as a god. And,
 72        5, XXXIII |          they come, and whom they regard as the originator of their
 73        5, XXXIV  |          that of cows, while they regard swine's flesh with loathing.
 74        5, XXXIV  |            The Scythians, indeed, regard it as a noble act to banquet
 75        5, XXXV   |          of all things, and, from regard to his country's laws, lingers
 76        5, XXXV   |       inspire no terrors, and who regard it as an act of impiety
 77        5, XXXVII |       like the Arabians, shall we regard Urania and Bacchus alone
 78        5, XXXVII |           like all the Egyptians, regard Osiris and Isis as gods;
 79        5, XXXVIII|        their part to do. And with regard to the fables which relate
 80        5, XXXVIII|         Isis to earth; while with regard to Serapis the accounts
 81        5, XXXIX  |         feminine name and nature, regard wisdom and righteousness
 82        5, XLV    |        the result among those who regard it as a matter of indifference
 83        5, XLVI   |          as His proper title, but regard it as one which is agreeable
 84        5, LVII   |          this or that person with regard to the marvels which they
 85        5, LXIII  |          are the meek," would not regard with hatred the corrupters
 86        5, LXV    |           Those, then, who do not regard the apostle as a holy and
 87        6, VIII   |         we have to say, that with regard to Plato, it is Aristander,
 88        6, XI     |       prefer, by teaching them to regard idolatry as a matter of
 89        6, XII    |          they need a wisdom, with regard to the class of wicked and
 90        6, XVI    |           In the next place, with regard to the declaration of Jesus
 91        6, XVII   |          God was. And again, with regard to Moses it is said: "Moses
 92        6, XXII   |         whatever be the case with regard to these,--whether the Persians
 93        6, XXVIII |           opinion of those who so regard him, inasmuch as he pronounced
 94        6, LII    |        proceeds as follows: "With regard to the origin of the world
 95        6, LIII   |           to the same charge with regard to his own.~
 96        6, LIX    |           yet, indeed, if we have regard to the words, "Looking not
 97        6, LX     |       primarily Creator. And with regard to the creation of the light
 98        6, LXV    |          similar distinction with regard to the expression, "for
 99        6, LXXII  |           maintain that only with regard to His Son, and he thinks
100        7, III    |        and unchangeably true." In regard to the oracles here enumerated,
101        7, VI     |         eulogy by what is said in regard to Euripides and Sophocles.
102        7, VI     |     perhaps it was not so much in regard to his philosophy that he
103        7, VI     |          that the demons pay more regard in distributing their favours
104        7, VII    |                           VII.~In regard to the prophets among the
105        7, VII    |     so-called prophets; whilst we regard with reverent awe the Jewish
106        7, X      |           their conduct; while in regard to deeper and more mysterious
107        7, XII    |          give no proper answer in regard to statements in them which
108        7, XIII   |         possessing a body. But in regard to the vinegar and gall
109        7, XIV    |           which were delivered in regard to Him, Celsus says: "But
110        7, XXI    |           applies to dominion, in regard to which it is said, "The
111        7, XXIII  |          those just considered in regard to riches, when He said, "
112        7, XXIII  |        throws in an expression in regard to wisdom, as though he
113        7, XXXI   |      complains of men, that "they regard not the works of the Lord,
114        7, XXXV   |       Celsus maliciously adds, in regard to these gods which, according
115        7, XXXVI  |        make on this passage is in regard to his use of personification,
116        7, XL     |    unaware that none of those who regard beings in the form of an
117        7, XLI    |   supplied by his instructions in regard to the Divine Being, adapted
118        7, XLII   |           give us an example of a regard for mankind still greater
119        7, XLVI   |            The disciples of Jesus regard these phenomenal things
120        7, XLVII  |           Scripture testifies, in regard to those who have a knowledge
121        7, XLIX   |           his heart." But even in regard to those who, either from
122        7, LI     |      which leads him ever to have regard to the Creator of all, to
123        7, LIV    |       already; but we forbear. In regard to Orpheus, what does he
124        7, LVII   |      results. He would have us to regard as God a man who, by a strange
125        7, LXII   |        them? But if we are not to regard these as representing the
126        7, LXIV   |          Christians and Jews have regard to this command, "Thou shalt
127        7, LXV    |                           LXV.~In regard to the Persians, we have
128        7, LXVIII |         same distinction holds in regard to "providence." When we
129        8, II     |         different natures. But in regard to God, who is subject to
130        8, IV     |           and the same is true in regard to the use of the word "
131        8, VII    |        statement which he made in regard to service among men, that"
132        8, VII    |         heroes and demons. And in regard to his statement, that men
133        8, IX     |           Celsus this question in regard to those who are honoured
134        8, IX     |          question is put to us in regard to the worship of Jesus,
135        8, XIII   |          if we had been taught to regard them as servants of the
136        8, XV     |        Lord over God. But when we regard the Saviour as God the Word,
137        8, XVII   |         does not perceive that we regard the spirit of every good
138        8, XXIX   |       burdensome code of rules in regard to food, has laid it down,
139        8, XXX    |          of the appetite, without regard to the health and sustenance
140        8, XXX    |           in which it resided. In regard to the question, "How are
141        8, XXXI   |         indeed also maintain with regard not only to the fruits of
142        8, XXXVI  |         prevail in any country in regard to matters of food, suffer
143        8, XLVIII |         been moved in this way in regard to eternal punishments by
144        8, LX     |        lest, through an excessive regard for the body, he should
145        8, LXII   | theological teaching of Celsus in regard to oracles, and the honour
146        8, LXVII  |                     LXVII.~And to regard these myths in a figurative