Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |            the lives of His genuine disciples, which are a pre-eminent
  2        1, XXII   |         Jesus, who desired that His disciples should not practise it,
  3        1, XXXI   |             usages. For did not the disciples of Jesus see, when they
  4        1, XXXI   |             men upon earth? And the disciples of Jesus, seeing this and
  5        1, XXXVIII|             should have trained his disciples, whom he was to employ as
  6        1, XLIV   |            probable, related to His disciples the vision which He saw,
  7        1, XLV    |           testimony is borne by the disciples in the Gospels--what are
  8        1, XLV    | circumstances related of Him by His disciples. Now, if ye ask us for the
  9        1, XLVI   |             known to posterity, the disciples of Jesus for that reason
 10        1, XLVIII |         Saviour, foretelling to His disciples that it would happen, and
 11        1, XLVIII |          with Him who commanded His disciples on the occasion of the vision
 12        1, XLVIII |              to have related to His disciples what was seen and heard
 13        1, LI     |      recorded in the Gospels by the disciples of Jesus, to have additional
 14        1, LI     |           as follows: "Say that His disciples, while we slept, came and
 15        1, LXII   |        employments of the remaining disciples, by which they earned their
 16        1, LXII   |          livelihood before becoming disciples of Jesus. I assert, therefore,
 17        1, LXIII  |         even as to deliver over the disciples of Jesus to death, so great
 18        1, LXIV   |             we speak of, the twelve disciples, but many more at all times,
 19        1, LXV    |        since Jesus, in teaching His disciples not to be guilty of rashness,
 20        1, LXV    |        Jesus, "In company with your disciples you go and hide yourself
 21        1, LXV    |        charge against Jesus and His disciples, do we say was the conduct
 22        1, LXV    |           Jesus went about with His disciples, and obtained His livelihood
 23        1, LXV    |            possessions afforded the disciples the means of support. And
 24        1, LXV    |          and becoming; but when the disciples of Jesus do the same, they
 25        1, LXVIII |             which Celsus thinks the disciples have recorded as of a marvellous
 26        1, LXVIII |             not only to His genuine disciples, but also to others, as
 27        1, LXVIII |             life, in order that His disciples might devote themselves
 28        1, LXX    |           ate the passover with His disciples, when He not only used the
 29        2, II     |             Jesus had to say to His disciples, but which they were not
 30        2, II     |      spiritual sense, and these the disciples were in a manner unable
 31        2, VII    |     garments in the presence of His disciples, and, after girding Himself
 32        2, IX     |             by those whom he called disciples? And yet," he continues, "
 33        2, IX     |            raising the minds of His disciples to higher thoughts of the
 34        2, IX     |        nature is His promise to His disciples: "Lo, I am with you alway,
 35        2, X      |            For the reception by the disciples of such power of endurance
 36        2, XI     |            those whom He called His disciples, is a circumstance which
 37        2, XI     |           one Judas, however, "many disciples," that he might seem to
 38        2, XI     |         true, viz., that one of His disciples betrayed Him; and will they
 39        2, XI     |         betrayed by some one of His disciples, who was possessed by a
 40        2, XII    |            nor, after deceiving his disciples, produced in the minds of
 41        2, XII    |      against Jesus, that one of His disciples became His betrayer? And
 42        2, XIII   |           which are recorded by the disciples, he willingly omits them."
 43        2, XIII   |        doctrine? And he charges the disciples with having invented the
 44        2, XIII   |           future persecution of His disciples? For what system of opinions
 45        2, XIII   |            to writing, and left His disciples without the memoirs of Jesus
 46        2, XV     |              Celsus continues: "The disciples of Jesus, having no undoubted
 47        2, XV     |             that Jesus had told His disciples beforehand, "All ye shall
 48        2, XV     |           Peter as denying, nor His disciples as being offended. For although
 49        2, XVI    |            his assertion, that "the disciples of Jesus wrote such accounts
 50        2, XX     |           household, led on his own disciples and prophets, with whom
 51        2, XXII   |             conspire or convert His disciples into traitors or impious
 52        2, XXVI   |            Celsus still accuses the disciples of Jesus of having invented
 53        2, XXXVIII|      clearly manifested through His disciples, even after the period of
 54        2, XXXIX  |          his life, not even his own disciples, underwent these punishments
 55        2, XXXIX  |          not gain over even his own disciples," who exhibited, indeed,
 56        2, XLII   |           whole world, and that His disciples should go among all nations
 57        2, XLIV   |           robbers among His genuine disciples and witnesses to the truth,
 58        2, XLV    |      argument respecting the former disciples of Jesus, in which he says: "
 59        2, XLV    |             even that they were his disciples, whereas now ye die along
 60        2, XLV    |          which was committed by the disciples while they were yet beginners
 61        2, XLVIII |           the promise of Jesus, His disciples performed even greater works
 62        2, XLIX   |       turning away the minds of His disciples, not merely from giving
 63        2, XLIX   |           to work miracles--for His disciples did not need to be so warned--
 64        2, XLIX   |            to gain over to them the disciples of Jesus, said in a certain
 65        2, XLIX   |           Jesus had simply told His disciples to be on their guard against
 66        2, XLIX   |          the divine missions of His disciples; seeing that it is possible
 67        2, XLIX   |     resembling those of His genuine disciples.~
 68        2, L      |          work miracles as being the disciples of Christ, are said to be
 69        2, L      |             works of Christ and His disciples had for their fruit, not
 70        2, LV     |               We, then, who are the disciples of Jesus, say to the Jew
 71        2, LVI    |           be the undertaking of His disciples, who devoted themselves
 72        2, LXI    |            called to Him one of His disciples who was sceptical, and who
 73        2, LXII   |         hence it was, that when His disciples were together, and Thomas
 74        2, LXIII  |          days," He expounded to His disciples "the things pertaining to
 75        2, LXIV   |     ascended the mountain where His disciples came to Him alone, and where
 76        2, LXIV   |    interpreted privately to His own disciples the parables which were
 77        2, LXV    |           with His own apostles and disciples He was not perpetually present,
 78        2, LXIX   |           stood in the midst of His disciples, and on another, after distributing
 79        2, LXXI   |           Deity, stated to His true disciples the doctrine regarding God;
 80        2, LXXVII |          risen Himself, and led His disciples to believe in His resurrection,
 81        3, VII    |             it is right for His own disciples to offer violence to any
 82        3, XXI    |           to follow Him whither His disciples went? But it is not the
 83        3, XXIV   |           we give our assent to the disciples, and eye-wit-nesses of the
 84        3, XXVII  |          the marvels related by the disciples of Jesus regarding their
 85        3, XXVIII |           those cruelties which His disciples have so truthfully and candidly
 86        3, XXVIII |          both Jesus Himself and His disciples desired that His followers
 87        3, XXXII  |           manifested Himself to His disciples, having in their presence
 88        3, XL     |             all nations through the disciples whom He had appointed, and
 89        3, XLVI   |       exoteric doctrines, while the disciples learn in private the explanation
 90        3, XLVI   |          For, privately, to His own disciples did Jesus open up all things,
 91        3, LX     |             by Jesus to His genuine disciples." Therefore in the comparison
 92        3, LXXV   |             encourage to become our disciples from other philosopher-physicians,--
 93        3, LXXVII |            from ophthalmia, and his disciples to those suffering from
 94        5, XII    |          all times, is with His own disciples, fulfilling the promise, "
 95        5, XII    |              it is evident that the disciples also of the Word, who are
 96        5, XX     |             that we must sneer. The disciples of the Porch assert, that
 97        5, XXI    |                            XXI.~The disciples of Pythagoras, too, and
 98        5, XLI    |            while Pythagoras and his disciples do not eat beans, nor anything
 99        5, XLII   |     deceived by him, and became his disciples to no good end. Now we have
100        5, XLVIII |         divinity. And therefore His disciples are forbidden to circumcise
101        5, LXI    |             of by those who are the disciples of Jesus. Let it be admitted,
102        6, II     |             them. And therefore the disciples of Jesus, men ignorant so
103        6, VI     |          that He conversed with His disciples in private, and especially
104        6, VIII   |         Jesus, nor have His genuine disciples recorded any such stories
105        6, XI     |          followers, Simon freed his disciples from the danger of death,
106        6, XIX    |            by Jesus Himself and His disciples, who have clearly indicated
107        6, LXXVI  |             transfigured before the disciples, and was seen in glory,
108        6, LXXVII |        surpassing loveliness--three disciples who had ascended (the mount)
109        7, XXIII  |             forbids ambition to His disciples: "Whoever of you will be
110        7, XXXV   |         appearance of Christ to His disciples after His resurrection was
111        7, XLVI   |            reach of the senses. The disciples of Jesus regard these phenomenal
112        7, LI     |        worthy of Him who taught His disciples, "Ye are the light of the
113        7, LX     |             among the Jews, and the disciples of Jesus, who despise mere
114        8, XIV    |           peace. For He said to His disciples, "Peace I leave with you,
115        8, XLV    |          performed by Jesus and His disciples. For why may not our accounts
116        8, LIII   |             Jesus, and His faithful disciples, who endured so much for