Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |          governor; and he asked Him, saying, Art Thou the King of the
  2        1, I      |          each other contrary to law, saying, that "of associations some
  3        1, III    |             doctrines in secret, and saying that they do this to ,some
  4        1, V      |       establishes their correctness, saying that the Christians do not
  5        1, V      |            Christianity, he quotes a saying of Heraclitus to this effect: "
  6        1, VIII   |           they do not, or deny them, saying that "he who holds a certain
  7        1, XIII   |              has declared it to be a saying of many Christians, that "
  8        1, XIV    |            point; but the Jews, when saying the same things of the Egyptians,
  9        1, XXIX   |              for his military skill, saying that his reputation was
 10        1, XXXII  |             the mother of Jesus, and saying that "when she was pregnant
 11        1, XXXIV  |          Lord spake again unto Ahaz, saying, Ask thee a sign of the
 12        1, XXXVI  |          found rebuking Ahaziah, and saying, "Is it because there is
 13        1, XLIII  |             your own Ezekiel writes, saying,' The heavens were opened,
 14        1, XLVIII |           discover, according to the saying of Solomon, "Thou shall
 15        1, XLIX   |              about the "Son of God," saying that no such being exists,
 16        1, LIII   |             the limit of their rule, saying that "the ruler should not
 17        1, LIII   |       inherit the desolate heritage; saying to the prisoners, Go forth;
 18        1, LIV    |           because of His sufferings, saying that He received no assistance
 19        1, LVI    |          life a ground of excuse, in saying that he knew not of the
 20        1, LVI    |            with his Judaistic views, saying that the words, "Thy throne,
 21        1, LVII   |           many of the Jewish people, saying he was a wise man, and a
 22        1, LX     |             I believe, "praised God, saying, Glory to God in the highest,
 23        1, LXIII  |           men of infamous notoriety, saying that they were tax-gatherers
 24        1, LXIII  |         Timothy, "This is a faithful saying, that Jesus Christ came
 25        1, LXIII  |     forgotten or not have thought of saying something about Paul, the
 26        1, LXV    |           Jew whom he brings forward saying to Jesus, "In company with
 27        1, LXV    |          procedure to his friends by saying, "Let us depart from Athens,
 28        1, LXVI   |             to them the divine will, saying on the first occasion, "
 29        2, II     |              of truth came to Peter, saying to him, with regard to the
 30        2, II     |       spiritual meaning of meats, by saying, "What God hath cleansed,
 31        2, III    |              listen to its commands, saying, "Tell me, ye who read the
 32        2, X      |              it up again?" But in so saying, He spake of the temple
 33        2, XI     |             apprehend Jesus, a sign, saying, "Whomsoever I shall kiss,
 34        2, XI     |              high priest and elders, saying, I have sinned, in that
 35        2, XVIII  |          makes another silly remark, saying, "How is it that, if Jesus
 36        2, XXVI   |           invented these statements. saying to them: "Even although
 37        2, XXXI   |            sophistical reasoning, in saying that the Son of God is the
 38        2, XXXIV  |              message to her husband, saying: "Have thou nothing to do
 39        2, XXXVI  |       occurred, were greatly afraid, saying, "This man was the Son of
 40        2, XXXVII |        subject of reproach to Jesus, saying that "he rushed with open
 41        2, XLVIII |              now he represents us as saying that "we deemed Jesus to
 42        2, LIII   |          whereof he spake unto thee, saying, Let us go after other gods
 43        2, LV     |        accounts regarding Moses, and saying to him: "How many others
 44        2, LV     |            instance of Rhampsinitus, saying that it was far more credible
 45        2, LVII   |            not talk very blindly, in saying that it is impossible for
 46        2, LXIII  |              be lightly passed over, saying that "if Jesus desired to
 47        2, LXVI   |     crucified;" which is the same as saying, "Hitherto ye were not able,
 48        2, LXX    |              afore-mentioned Marys -"saying, All hail. And they came
 49        2, LXXVI  |              representing the Jew as saying of Jesus, that "he makes
 50        2, LXXVIII|        Celsus, to represent a Jew as saying that one prophet only had
 51        3, XII    |            of accusation against it, saying that "when Christians had
 52        3, XXIII  |     accusation against the Gospel in saying that what appeared was a
 53        3, XXVI   |             he was a crow; and after saying this he vanished. And the
 54        3, XLI    |             feel a difficulty at our saying this regarding His body,
 55        3, XLV    |         Psalm, David is described as saying in his prayer to God these
 56        3, XLVI   |           them wise men and scribes, saying, "Behold, I will send unto
 57        3, XLVIII |            should also be a teacher, saying that he ought to be able
 58        3, XLVIII |         Celsus justly charge us with saying, "Let no one come to us
 59        3, LXI    |            answer such a question by saying that a robber summons around
 60        3, LXII   |             with certain persons for saying that on account of the sick
 61        3, LXXV   |           persons and silly rustics, saying to them, "Flee from physicians."
 62        3, LXXVI  |    illustration to our disadvantage, saying that "our teacher acts like
 63        3, LXXVIII|            to despise better things, saying that if they refrain from
 64        3, LXXIX  |               we shall answer him by saying that, as a certain legislators
 65        4, III    |            he raises a new question, saying, "Then he does know, but
 66        4, VII    |              raises a new objection, saying: "After so long a period
 67        4, XXVIII |             viz., the Christians, as saying that "God, having abandoned
 68        4, XXX    |           represented the "worms" as saying that, being created by God,
 69        4, XXX    |           not have represented us as saying that "we are altogether
 70        4, XXX    |           also not understanding the saying, that "he who is the greatest
 71        4, XXX    |            are represented by him as saying that, "seeing some among
 72        4, XXXIV  |             such invocations of God, saying: Tell us, friends, who was
 73        4, L      |             these things applies the saying: "Who is wise, and he shall
 74        4, LIII   |             time in human nature, in saying, as he did, that "the above
 75        4, LXXVII |            But if you will quote the saying of Euripides, that~'The
 76        4, LXXV   |              created on his account, saying: "If one were to call us
 77        4, LXXXVII|             our Saviour described as saying: "These things have I spoken
 78        5, V      |        answer as if it came from us, saying that we "assert that the
 79        5, VII    |            sun, and moon, and stars, saying that the Jews do this, as
 80        5, IX     | inconsistency in the same individual saying that the Jews are careful
 81        5, XXIII  |             to a most absurd refuge, saying that with God all things
 82        5, XXXIII |             the error (of our ways), saying, "Our fathers honoured lying
 83        5, XXXIV  |             oracle of Jupiter Ammon, saying that there was no relationship
 84        5, XXXIV  |          them to do as they desired, saying that that country was a
 85        5, XXXIV  |         appears to me to be right in saying that 'law' is the king of
 86        5, XL     |       appears to me to be correct in saying that law is king of all
 87        5, LIII   |             he makes a concession in saying of the Saviour, "Let him
 88        5, LIII   |              things regarding them, (saying) of those who yield themselves
 89        5, LVIII  |             what does Celsus mean by saying, that "according to the
 90        5, LIX    |           would have been correct in saying that we give the same accounts
 91        5, LXII   |             Upon us a heap of names, saying that he knows of the existence
 92        5, LXII   |          certain marvellous stories, saying that he imagined that if
 93        5, LXIII  |        another dreadful blasphemies, saying all manner of things shameful
 94        5, LXIII  |           ourselves in thinking, and saying, and doing what is in harmony
 95        5, LXV    |           those who differ so widely saying, 'The world is crucified
 96        6, VIII   |            asleep, and of the master saying when he met the young man, "
 97        6, IX     |            IX.~Celsus quotes another saying of Plato to the following
 98        6, XI     |             have been ground for his saying, "If these bring forward
 99        6, XII    |            win over by means of this saying the ignorant and foolish
100        6, XVI    |             Celsus alleges that this saying manifestly proceeded from
101        6, XXV    |           torments, agreeably to the saying: "The Lord cometh like a
102        6, XXXVI  |            world dies, referring the saying to the mystical words of
103        6, XXXVI  |         shall be brought to pass the saying that is written, Death is
104        6, XXXVI  |     assailing it on two grounds, and saying, "For this reason is the
105        6, XLIV   |       purpose, even according to the saying of Solomon, the wisest of
106        6, XLIX   |              he finds fault with it, saying: "Moreover, their cosmogony
107        6, LII    |               To this he adds, as if saying something clever against
108        6, LX     |          have examined a little ago, saying: "By far the most silly
109        6, LXII   |      prophets, David on the one hand saying, "But Thou art the same,"
110        6, LXIV   |             man also to do the same, saying: "But as for thee, stand
111        6, LXV    |             there is no absurdity in saying that "He can be described
112        6, LXIX   |             he has represented us as saying, "Because God was 'difficult
113        6, LXXII  |             that he can answer us by saying that there "is no kind of
114        6, LXXIII |            repeat himself, and after saying a great deal which he had
115        6, LXXIV  |       portrays their single combats, saying that the Theomachies of
116        7, I      |              in accordance with that saying of the prophet which we
117        7, VIII   |           know what led Celsus, when saying, "But what things were spoken
118        7, XII    |             Scripture understand the saying, "The knowledge of the unwise
119        7, XVI    |            man Jesus, who taught us, saying, "I am the resurrection."
120        7, XIX    |           just man is represented as saying, among other things, "Every
121        7, XX     |         evidently the prophet is not saying things which are contradictory
122        7, XXIII  |              would agree with him in saying that access to the Father
123        7, XXIV   |              the full; nor with that saying of Solomon, "The righteous
124        7, XXXIX  |            he introduces the serpent saying to the woman, as if she
125        7, LIII   |            you would break it?' What saying equal to these did your
126        7, LIV    |         justly admired, although his saying when his leg was broken
127        7, LV     |              send us, he adds, "What saying equal to these did your
128        7, LVIII  |            also.' This is an ancient saying, which had been admirably
129        7, LXII   |         Persians concur with them in saying, then let them take care
130        7, LXVII  |            not have condemned us for saying that those who worship the
131        7, LXVIII |            is a different thing from saying that they come to pass with
132        8, III    |             accept with approval the saying, "No man can serve two masters,"
133        8, VIII   |         knows nothing of that famous saying of Socrates, "Anytus and
134        8, XII    |             if Celsus had known that saying," I and My Father are one,"
135        8, XII    |        understand the meaning of the saying, "I and My Father are one."
136        8, XV     |              belief we ground on the saying of Jesus Himself, "The Father
137        8, XXI    |             seems to me a most noble saying of Paul, "Ye observe days,
138        8, XXX    |         point, to recall a beautiful saying in the writings of Sextus,
139        8, XXXIV  |           little ones in His Church, saying, "Their angels do always
140        8, XXXV   |              let us consider another saying of Celsus, which is as follows: "
141        8, XXXV   |             the occasion of some one saying, "Let me perish rather than
142        8, XXXVIII|             represents Christians as saying what he never heard from
143        8, LXV    |             acceptation, to meet the saying of Celsus, that "it is not
144        8, LXIX   |            not observing that he was saying anything inconsistent with