Book, Chapter

  1        1, VI     |           evil spirits), but by the name of Jesus, accompanied by
  2        1, VI     |             power, indeed, does the name of Jesus possess over evil
  3        1, VI     |           to Me in that day, In Thy name we have cast out devils,
  4        1, VI     |       incantations, but the simple, name of Jesus, and certain other
  5        1, VIII   |         were two individuals of the name of Celsus, both of whom
  6        1, XXII   |        Moses alone who mentions the name of Abraham, assigning to
  7        1, XXII   |            pointing out by the very name the friendship (that existed)
  8        1, XXIV   |             things be called by the name of Zeus, which is current
  9        1, XXIV   |           few; then we say that the name Sabaoth, and Adonai, and
 10        1, XXIV   |          assigned, each one bears a name appropriate to the several
 11        1, XXIV   |            who mistakenly apply the name of God to lifeless matter,
 12        1, XXV    |             that which degrades the name of "God," or of "the Good,"
 13        1, XXV    |            objects, in changing the name of God according to a secret
 14        1, XXV    |        dwell on this, that when the name of Zeus is uttered, there
 15        1, XXV    |            also to our Jesus, whose name has already been seen, in
 16        1, XXV    |            avoid calling God by the name of Zeus, or to give Him
 17        1, XXV    |           of Zeus, or to give Him a name from any other language.
 18        1, XXXIV  |             one who was to give His name to the fact, showing that
 19        1, XXXIV  |             son, and shall call His name Immanuel, which is, being
 20        1, LIII   |         called Jews, deriving their name from the ruling tribe. And,
 21        1, LIII   |   prediction of Isaiah, that in His name the Gentiles had hoped: "
 22        1, LIII   |         Gentiles had hoped: "In Thy name shall the Gentiles hope."
 23        1, LVII   |             spread the glory of his name, you find it nowhere mentioned.
 24        1, LXVII  |           innumerable sins. And the name of Jesus can still remove
 25        1, LXXI   |          sorcerer." And yet, if the name and the thing be properly
 26        2, I      |         become deserters to another name and to another mode of life."
 27        2, I      | prescriptions, receiving their very name from the poverty of the
 28        2, I      |            Christ are called by the name of Ebionites. Nay, Peter
 29        2, I      |        deserters from us to another name, and to the practices of
 30        2, IX     |             gathered together in My name, there am I in the midst
 31        2, XXXIII |             wills are healed by His name. And with regard to the
 32        2, XLV    |             to suffer shame for His name," and so surpassing many
 33        2, XLIX   |          not eaten and drunk in Thy name, and by Thy name have cast
 34        2, XLIX   |             in Thy name, and by Thy name have cast out demons, and
 35        2, XLIX   |             perform miracles in the name of Jesus, and expel demons
 36        2, XLIX   |            one who makes use of His name, and who is wrought upon
 37        2, XLIX   |            while others through His name should do works resembling
 38        3, XII    |            having, so to speak, one name in common, if indeed they
 39        3, XIII   |             do not possess even the name of Jesus in common with
 40        3, XXIV   |          perform, revoking no other name over those who need their
 41        3, XXVI   |             it a statue beating the name of Aristeas the Proconnesian;
 42        3, XXVI   |           now, a statue beating the name of Aristeas is placed near
 43        3, XXVIII |            cures are wrought in the name of Jesus, and certain other
 44        3, XXXIII |            the cures wrought in His name, and by the wisdom and knowledge
 45        3, XXXIV  |             he says, "And one might name many others of the same
 46        3, XXXVI  |            the city which bears his name, and that too only after
 47        3, XXXVI  |           that they either fear the name of Jesus as that of a being
 48        3, XXXVI  |             the mere mention of His name.~
 49        3, XXXVII |           and therefore also in His name. They speak much, too, both
 50        3, XLV    |             Sheba, having heard his name, and the name of the LORD,
 51        3, XLV    |             heard his name, and the name of the LORD, came to try
 52        3, LXXV   |           answer, because he cannot name the physicians; or else
 53        4, XVIII  |        exalted Him, and given Him a name which is above every name."~
 54        4, XVIII  |           name which is above every name."~
 55        4, XXXIII |      efficacy, when united with the name of God, that not only do
 56        4, XXXIII |            assumption of the divine name, as implies a familiar use
 57        4, XXXIV  |              when joined with their name, could effect such wonders?
 58        4, XXXVIII|            the woman with Pandora's name;~Since all the gods conferr'
 59        4, XLVIII |    entertain such reverence for the name of God, and for His noble
 60        4, LIV    |          nothing in common save the name, with Celsus, the Epicurean.
 61        4, LXXX   |            moreover, which bear the name of Moses, introduce the
 62        4, XCVIII |             it and man, he give the name of keeping its oath, which
 63        5, I      |        their faith, and to earn the name of "workmen needing not
 64        5, V      |              not observing that the name "demons" is not a term of
 65        5, XV     |            words of Isaiah: "For My name's sake will I show Mine
 66        5, XXIX   |             tower. Therefore is the name of it called Confusion;
 67        5, XXXIX  |           account of their feminine name and nature, regard wisdom
 68        5, XLI    |   sacrifices to Jupiter, giving the name of Jupiter to the whole
 69        5, XLII   |            a manner worthy of their name as the "portion of God"
 70        5, XLIV   |        heavens: let them praise the name of the LORD."~
 71        5, XLV    |            we were to translate the name of one who was called from
 72        5, XLV    |         into the Greek language the name of an individual who had
 73        5, XLV    |  accomplishing had it preserved the name first conferred upon him.
 74        5, XLV    |             is transferred from the name Abraham when translated
 75        5, XLV    |           heel," the mention of the name is attended with no result,
 76        5, XLVI   |   acquainted, that they forbade the name of other gods to be pronounced
 77        5, XLVI   |      address him as God, it being a name used in all probability
 78        5, XLVI   |         although we do not give the name Pappaeus to Him as His proper
 79        5, LIV    |          pretext of teaching in the name of Jesus, have apostatized
 80        5, LIV    |            the books which bear the name Enoch do not at all circulate
 81        5, LXII   |             others who derive their name from Mariamme, and others
 82        6, IX     |             true. Of these, one is 'name;' the second is 'word;'
 83        6, IX     |             to correspond with the "name" of Plato; and the second
 84        6, X      |         which is conveyed under the name of Zeus, thus speaking in
 85        6, XII    |          Athens, have obtained this name by no other means than by
 86        6, XIX    |        heavens, let them praise the name of the LORD." I do not indeed,
 87        6, XX     |       heavens, and which praise His name. And as many of us as praise
 88        6, XXV    |            centre, thus placing its name in two separate places.
 89        6, XXVIII |         will not even listen to the name of Jesus, or omit even that
 90        6, XXVIII |            who wish to derive their name from the serpent as the
 91        6, XXX    |           lion," not mentioning the name given him by those who are
 92        6, XXXI   |           me." And last of all they name Horaeus, and think that
 93        6, XXXII  |          Eloaeus, whom the prophets name in Hebrew Eloi, was also
 94        6, XXXV   |           system of error, give the name of Prunicos to a certain
 95        6, XXXVI  |         Scripture further gives the name of "gates of death" to those
 96        6, XLIII  |            the book which bears his name there are not a few things
 97        6, LXV    |           He cannot be expressed by name," requires to be taken with
 98        6, LXV    |          God cannot be described by name. But if you take the phrase
 99        6, LXV    |              He can be described by name." And we make a similar
100        6, LXXX   |            art of magic derived its name and has been transmitted
101        6, LXXX   |           did not merely refuse the name of inspired, but declared
102        7, VII    |            the book which bears his name; to that of Isaiah, who
103        7, IX     |          says, "who, although of no name, with the greatest facility
104        7, X      |             finally those under the name of the Holy Spirit. For
105        7, XVI    |          Resurrection, or any other name which is assumed by the
106        7, XXVIII |          soul, distinctly gives the name 'land' to the place where
107        7, XXXI   |            corresponding to them in name which are alone real. Thus,
108        7, XXXIV  |          which have nothing but the name in common with the bodily
109        7, XLII   |            worship, or ascribed the name of God, to any other than
110        7, XLIII  |           immediately gives God the name of "the unspeakable." He
111        7, XLIV   |         true religion is, give that name to what deserves to be called
112        7, LXIX   |           the true way; so that the name "demons" is given to those
113        8, III    |        above all gods." And by this name "gods" we are not to understand
114        8, IV     |         gods which are such only in name and those which are truly
115        8, IV     |             they are called by that name or not; and the same is
116        8, V      |             others are such only in name, we strive to rise not only
117        8, XV     |            exalt under the form and name of the great God, and whom
118        8, XVI    |          the Church which takes its name from Christ, assert that
119        8, XVI    |              having nothing but the name of God, whom they esteem
120        8, XX     |            to what kind of soul the name of each precious stone especially
121        8, XXV    |            not all men who bear the name of "men of God," but only
122        8, XXXII  |      written, "Do all things in the name of God." When, therefore,
123        8, XLIX   |  incorporeal nature, or by whatever name they designate the spiritual
124        8, LIV    |             may avoid bestowing the name of gods on those earthly
125        8, LVI    |           and mammon," whether this name be applied to one or more.
126        8, LVIII  |             of those words, "in the name of Jesus," when uttered
127        8, LIX    |             us when we say, "At the name of Jesus every knee shall
128        8, LXVII  |       followers, and who wished her name to be celebrated as that
129        8, LXXII  |          they may all call upon the name of the LORD, to serve Him
130        8, LXXII  |             they shall trust in the name of the LORD. The remnant
131        8, LXXII  |             all shall call upon the name of the Lord, and serve Him