Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |           Him, it is sufficient at present to quote the words of Matthew,
  2        1, Pref   |             nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor
  3        1, XVI    |         been preserved down to the present time. And it is intentionally
  4        1, XXII   |           for explanation; for the present occasion does not lead us
  5        1, XXV    |            on this subject for the present.~
  6        1, XLIII  |           the flesh, but up to the present time His power still produces
  7        1, XLIV   |            that of a dove. But our present subject does not require
  8        1, XLV    |           example, decline for the present to offer any demonstration
  9        1, XLVIII |             however, belong to our present object to explain why Paul
 10        1, LVI    |         deem it sufficient for the present to quote a part of the forty-fifth
 11        1, LXII   |       again, as appropriate to the present occasion, as it confirms
 12        2, I      |   sufficient length, we intend the present part as a reply to the charges
 13        2, III    |                           III.~Our present object, however, is to expose
 14        2, V      |       doctrines of the Jews of the present day are mere trifles and
 15        2, XX     |           certainly this result is present to the foreknowledge of
 16        2, XX     |           Laius, conceding for the present its truth, since it does
 17        2, XXIV   |       perfect," we pass by for the present, and shall speak for a little
 18        2, XXIV   |           which are useful for our present purpose.~
 19        2, XXXI   |          the Son of God, we do not present to view a pure and holy
 20        2, XXXIII |           Jesus, that, down to the present time, those whom God wills
 21        2, XXXVII |        figurative kind; but on the present occasion, the statement
 22        2, XLII   |     whereas in what is called the "present world" life is a calamity,
 23        2, LXIII  |       greater part remain unto the present time, but some are fallen
 24        2, LXV    |   disciples He was not perpetually present, nor did He constantly show
 25        2, LXIX   |           happened to Jesus do not present the whole view of the truth.
 26        2, LXIX   |          such things. But, for the present, it is sufficient to notice
 27        2, LXXVII |        body, I do not consider the present a suitable time to discuss
 28        2, LXXVIII|         were punished even in this present life, after treating Jesus
 29        2, LXXVIII|            it is sufficient on the present occasion to adduce the prediction
 30        3, I      |      against Him; and those of the present day, approving of what the
 31        3, IX     |           above their need. At the present day, indeed, when, owing
 32        3, IX     |            was great; while at the present day the discredit attaching
 33        3, XV     |            enjoyed by believers at present, will come to an end, since
 34        3, XV     |          are again attributing the present frequency of rebellion to
 35        3, XVI    |          the life that follows the present one; he will be unable to
 36        3, XIX    |           Egyptians, although they present many by no means contemptible
 37        3, XIX    |            fact that the Egyptians present to view many by no means
 38        3, XXI    |    appropriate time to describe at present the truly venerable and
 39        3, XXV    |        which we will adduce on the present occasion; viz., when it
 40        3, XXVI   |            sufficient, however, at present to quote the statement of
 41        3, XXXVI  |          powers, which even at the present time show that they either
 42        3, LXV    |      observe our assemblies we can present a greater number of those
 43        3, LXXXI  |            we shall here bring our present remarks to a close, and
 44        4, XII    |           etc., belongs not to the present occasion to discuss. For
 45        4, XVIII  |       although it is sufficient at present to quote one testimony of
 46        4, XXXIV  |           these men. For up to the present time, the Jewish names belonging
 47        4, XXXV   |       these names, but that at the present time the Jews dispute about
 48        4, XXXIX  |           a banquet, and there was present, along with the others,
 49        4, XXXIX  |         their peculiar polity. The present, however, is not the proper
 50        4, XLIV   |           real events, in order to present to view more important truths,
 51        4, XLV    |     history it is not necessary at present to explain, nor what is
 52        4, XLVII  |          their figurative meaning, present so much that is attractive.
 53        4, XLIX   |       indeed, those writers at the present day who are deemed by Celsus
 54        4, LV     |            since he "knew both the present, and the future, and the
 55        4, LVII   |      willed, one quality is at the present time implanted in this portion
 56        4, LVII   |          not wonderful that at the present time a snake should be formed
 57        4, LX     |            it is not our object at present, in answering the charges
 58        4, LXIII  |        Ambiguous" used formerly to present themselves openly to view,
 59        4, LXV    |         cycles, recur in the past, present, and future." Celsus here
 60        4, LXVII  |         cycles, recur in the past, present, and future." Now, if this
 61        4, LXVII  |     perpetually occur in the past, present, and future, according to
 62        4, LXVII  |          always occur in the past, present, and future," then, according
 63        4, LXVIII |           be the same in the past, present, and future;" whereas the
 64        4, LXVIII |            elsewhere, since on the present occasion it is not consistent
 65        4, LXXII  |         Him; nor do we err when we present the various narratives concerning
 66        4, XC     |       divination by birds. For the present, however, let it be granted
 67        4, XCIII  |          beings (although they are present before them), are wicked,
 68        5, XIII   |        sons of God," being for the present subjected to the "vanity"
 69        5, XV     |       sufficient, however, for the present to quote the words of Isaiah: "
 70        5, XVIII  |            it may, suffice for the present to quote the language of
 71        5, XX     |         been stated in part on the present occasion (for we have systematically
 72        5, XXV    |            maintain them up to the present time, and observe a mode
 73        5, XXIX   |          have been adduced for the present. We say, moreover, that
 74        5, XXXII  |           has rescued us "from the present evil world," and "from the
 75        5, XXXIV  |          Greeks who happened to be present at the time, inquired of
 76        5, XXXV   |         but to ascend on high, and present the soul to the Creator);
 77        5, XXXVIII|    superfluous and out of place at present to enumerate them. For although
 78        5, XLII   |          and compare them with the present method of worship among
 79        5, XLVII  |    occasion in a treatise like the present; for whoever desires to
 80        5, LII    |        which we wish to examine at present is the following: "Let us
 81        5, LVI    |             does not belong to our present purpose, but rather to an
 82        5, LVIII  |          the figurative meaning at present, I shall simply say of the
 83        6, VIII   |           the ruler both of things present and things to come, father
 84        6, XIII   |           It is sufficient for the present to quote from the words
 85        6, XIV    |            of that country. At the present time, moreover, the Churches
 86        6, XIX    |           It is not our purpose at present, however, to speak of those
 87        6, XIX    |           philosopher the first to present to view the "super-celestial"
 88        6, XXIII  |           each tribe, of which the present does not appear to us to
 89        6, XXVI   |           nor to be uttered on the present occasion; for it is not
 90        6, XXVII  |         character; and even at the present day they mislead some, and
 91        6, XXXVI  |         not comprehend; and on the present occasion, not satisfied
 92        6, XLVI   |          to does not belong to our present purpose. The prophecy also
 93        6, L      |  nonsensical character; but on the present occasion, following his
 94        6, LI     |                         LI.~On the present occasion, however, it is
 95        6, LII    | destructible, or the reverse, I at present say nothing." For this reason
 96        6, LIV    |      satisfied with quoting on the present occasion some verses from
 97        6, LIV    |         taking him away from this "present evil world," and from those
 98        6, LV     |        deemed it appropriate to my present treatise to quote on the
 99        6, LV     |           treatise to quote on the present occasion those discordant
100        6, LXXX   |           other animal; but on the present occasion it pleases him
101        6, LXXXI  |       Certainly he appears, in the present instance, to have forgotten
102        6, LXXXI  |     consequence of the size of the present book, nor, in order to avoid
103        7, II     |            However, let us for the present confine ourselves to a defence
104        7, VII    |           but it will be enough at present to direct attention to the
105        7, XVII   |            He did in this capacity present nothing to offend our ideas
106        7, XIX    |     literally. It is sufficient at present to refer to the manner in
107        7, XXVIII |            be delivered from their present evils. Thus Homer says: '
108        7, XXVIII |    ourselves to these few words at present, which are intended to remove
109        7, XXIX   |            earth." It is enough at present to quote the words of the
110        7, XXXI   |         fall within our purpose at present to enter into any full description
111        7, XXXV   |        them, in human shape always present themselves to those who
112        7, XLVIII |         thoughts, so that they may present their prayers to the Divine
113        7, XLVIII |           the point in question at present), and who are supposed to
114        7, L      |         the difference between the present life of the soul and that
115        8, V      |         kingdom worthy of God, and present them to God the Father.
116        8, XIII   |           Son. To the Son we first present them, and beseech Him, as "
117        8, XX     |  especially applies,--we cannot at present stay, to examine. We have
118        8, XXIII  |        would be too long for us at present to show why we are required
119        8, XXIII  |            it. But we have for the present said enough on the subject
120        8, XXVI   |          Him as our High Priest to present the prayers which ascend
121        8, XXIX   |            take too long for us at present to detail. But Jesus, wishing
122        8, XL     |           generation, we cannot at present stay to explain.~
123        8, XLI    |            crucified your God when present among men, suffered nothing
124        8, XLII   |           Bacchus or Hercules when present in person, you would not
125        8, XLII   |         one can hear without being present in person, I leave any one
126        8, XLII   |    questions, "Why he is sometimes present, and sometimes absent?"
127        8, LVII   |        hopes of things beyond this present life. And we have a symbol
128        8, LXV    |          applications; but for the present we have taken them in their
129        8, LXV    |           shall therefore, for the present, pass over the full consideration
130        8, LXIX   |            a very few agree, as at present, but the whole of the empire
131        8, LXXI   |            you to say, that if our present rulers, on embracing your
132        8, LXXI   |         for none of us says of our present rulers, that if they embrace
133        8, LXXII  |            again, it is beyond our present purpose to say. Many things
134        8, LXXII  |          it will be enough for our present purpose to quote the following