Book, Chapter

  1        1, IV     |         down the commandments, and given them to Moses, and which
  2        1, XII    |            literature, are greatly given to philosophizing about
  3        1, XV     |           the Pythagorean, who has given many proofs of being a very
  4        1, XXIV   |            the Stoics), names were given by nature,--the first men
  5        1, XXXV   |         and afterwards the sign is given, Behold, a virgin shall
  6        1, XXXVI  |       system of law which had been given them, and were to believe
  7        1, XXXVII |        with his wife until she had given birth to him with whom she
  8        1, XLVIII |            roll of a book that was given them. And so also Isaac
  9        1, LIII   |        been thus foretold: "I have given Thee for a covenant of the
 10        2, V      |            be taken from them, and given to the converts from heathenism.
 11        2, XX     |      histories the oracle that was given to Laius, conceding for
 12        2, XXXVII |            and to whom vinegar was given as drink. Would they venture
 13        2, XLI    |         among the Greeks, who have given themselves to philosophical
 14        2, LXV    |          all saints, is this grace given;" and probably the expression "
 15        2, LXXVII |       behalf, or not, but has only given his assent to it as being
 16        2, LXXVIII|       being taken from the one and given to the other. And out of
 17        3, XIII   |        with the various views, has given in his adhesion to the best,--
 18        3, XXX    |       assembly of the Athenians is given to sedition, and is not
 19        3, XXXII  |         miraculous power which was given Him also for this purpose): "
 20        3, XXXVI  |          commendation had not been given Him by God, the demons would
 21        3, XLIII  |          but many proofs also were given of His having appeared after
 22        3, LXVI   |            one that those who were given to sin by nature and habit
 23        3, LXVII  |           both by nature and habit given to the commission of those
 24        3, LXVIII |          the apostles of Jesus was given from God, and was accredited
 25        3, LXXIV  |          because they have already given themselves to philosophy.
 26        3, LXXIX  |         best laws, that he had not given them absolutely the best,
 27        3, LXXIX  |         Christian doctrine, I have given the best laws and instruction
 28        4, I      |          we pray that words may be given us, as it is written in
 29        4, III    |       answer which would have been given neither by Jews nor by us,
 30        4, IV     |          found amongst men reasons given by God which exhort them
 31        4, XVIII  |          human soul. And to one is given, as the Scripture terms
 32        4, XVIII  |            highly exalted Him, and given Him a name which is above
 33        4, XXII   |        hating chastised Jesus, and given him gall to drink, have
 34        4, XXIX   |         they neither marry nor are given in marriage, but the righteous
 35        4, XXXII  |           them, as a nation wholly given to sin, to be brought back
 36        4, XXXVIII|          in the sense that she was given by Jove to men as an evil
 37        4, XXXIX  |      counteracting the injunctions given by God to the man, taking
 38        4, XXXIX  |     character of his father, he is given to plotting against the
 39        4, XXXIX  |            contrivances; both much given to forethought, and also
 40        4, XLII   |       shall be taken from you, and given to a nation bringing forth
 41        4, XLIII  |          by the word of God, being given as a possession to him who
 42        4, L      |           the interpretation to be given of the rivers? But why establish
 43        4, LIV    |  diversities. For probably, had he given himself carefully to the
 44        4, LXIII  |          cities. Such accounts are given by Chrysippus in the introduction
 45        4, LXIX   |           have visible things been given to man (by God), but each
 46        4, LXXV   |            and such like, has been given to us in order to call into
 47        5, XX     |         dialectic subtleties, have given expression to very absurd
 48        5, XXIX   |    understanding, nor what is holy given to the dogs, nor pearls
 49        5, XXXI   |          him notice that they were given over, in proportion to their
 50        5, XXXVIII|         allegorical meaning may be given to the fables, they will
 51        5, LIV    |           inferior being, and have given in their adherence to one
 52        5, LVII   |         but also by those who have given every evidence of being
 53        6, XIII   |    therefore Paul says: "To one is given by the Spirit the word of
 54        6, XIII   | distinguished among those who have given in their adherence to Christianity;
 55        6, XXX    |           as that which Celsus has given. Celsus says that "the goat
 56        6, XXX    |            not mentioning the name given him by those who are truly
 57        6, XXXII  |            names. And I could have given many more illustrations
 58        6, XLV    |         man who realizes the ideal given in Jesus, from whom there
 59        6, XLIX   |            subjects that they were given by God, should have written
 60        6, LII    |           demand back (what he has given), whereas God stands in
 61        6, LXII   |            definition which may be given to the voice by those who
 62        6, LXXII  |          God must necessarily have given up the ghost;" from which
 63        6, LXXVII |          and inferior to the words given forth by men, which are
 64        7, VII    |         that of Jeremiah, as it is given in the book which bears
 65        7, X      |      accusations, he ought to have given the exact terms of the prophecies,
 66        7, XI     |         nothing." He ought to have given the names of those whom
 67        7, XII    |     assuming that no answer can be given, he proceeds to draw a whole
 68        7, XV     |            of Celsus which we have given above is much of the same
 69        7, XVIII  |        lilies; that to him who has given them one blow, they should
 70        7, XVIII  |          the commands which he had given to Moses? Or did he change
 71        7, XXI    |           the divine knowledge was given to him by revelation, and
 72        7, XXIII  |          explanation which we have given of these words. Celsus next
 73        7, XXV    |          the commands which He had given to Moses:" He did not "change
 74        7, XXVI   |         the constitution which was given to the Jews of old by Moses,
 75        7, XXVI   |          gave the law, and has now given the Gospel of Jesus Christ,
 76        7, XLI    |  inspiration, and even Him who has given light and taught the way
 77        7, XLII   |         God. they would never have given homage and worship, or ascribed
 78        7, XLVI   |           along with other lessons given by the Divine Word, have
 79        7, XLVI   |          great truths which He has given them.~
 80        7, XLVII  |           to themselves, they were given "up to uncleanness, through
 81        7, L      |         But the prophets, who have given some wise suggestions on
 82        7, L      |            all is vanity." Who has given so severe an estimate of
 83        7, LVI    |            God, we had better have given that honour to the Sibyl,
 84        7, LVII   |       second only to that which is given to the Most High God. Moreover,
 85        7, LVII   |         death for men after He had given the instructions which God
 86        7, LIX    |        prophets, or whether it was given to the Christians in the
 87        7, LXIII  |         whom the laws have already given to another, and should thus
 88        7, LXVI   |            is the same as has been given already, that we hold the
 89        7, LXIX   |          that the name "demons" is given to those beings who have
 90        7, LXX    |      passages, as, "Behold, I have given you authority to tread on
 91        8, II     |            any to whom God has not given honour." "Wherefore," he
 92        8, V      |            to the covenants of God given by Moses and by our Saviour
 93        8, IX     |           whom that right has been given by God." And we would put
 94        8, IX     |            to be honoured has been given to these by God, and that
 95        8, IX     |            worshipped as a god was given to him by the God of the
 96        8, IX     |         right to be worshipped was given to them by the Most High
 97        8, IX     |           right to be honoured was given to Him by God, "that all
 98        8, XV     |            use their own words, as given in what is called A Heavenly
 99        8, XVI    |      remaining part of the extract given by Celsus seems to have
100        8, XXIX   |        without some explanation is given, it seemed good to the apostles
101        8, XXXVI  |    anything against those who have given themselves to God.~
102        8, XL     |         hand, what is the response given on this subject by the priest
103        8, XLVIII |            partly from the answers given by oracles, and various
104        8, LV     |       destroy any of the offspring given us by His providence. And
105        8, LVI    |          and bring up the children given to us in marriage; and if
106        8, LVII   |   condition we may be, and who has given us hopes of things beyond
107        8, LIX    |       without exaggeration, He has given this knowledge to all beings
108        8, LX     |      through Jesus Christ, who has given us such instruction, and
109        8, LXI    |            is simpleminded and not given to curious inquiries, but
110        8, LXI    |           than of men, and will be given over to be torn and otherwise
111        8, LXII   |         are earth-spirits, who are given up to fleshly lust, blood,
112        8, LXVII  |          For, supposing honour was given to Minerva as having been
113        8, LXVII  |          that. For to him has been given whatever there is upon earth;
114        8, LXVII  |         are on the earth have been given to the king, or that whatever
115        8, LXVIII |     whatever interpretation may be given to this allegory), but by
116        8, LXXIII |           kings, even more than is given by soldiers, who go forth
117        8, LXXVI  |            accomplish by the power given to us in obedience to your