Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref   |      grounds of separation. For observe that he says, firstly: "
  2        1, VIII   |        call it to remembrance." Observe now the insincerity of his
  3        1, XIV    |       were enemies of the Jews. Observe at once, then, the arbitrary
  4        1, XVIII  |      him in his wickedness; and observe that your series of writers
  5        1, XL     |        since passion and hatred observe no order, but angry and
  6        1, XL     |        by those who know how to observe and require an orderly method
  7        1, XLV    |       and the prophets. And now observe what is almost incredible!
  8        1, LII    |        be manifest to those who observe that those who have once
  9        1, LVI    |         above Thy fellows." And observe that the prophet, speaking
 10        2, I      |      call thou not common." Now observe how, by this instance, Peter
 11        2, II     |         able to bear, I have to observe that, probably because the
 12        2, III    |         manner, nevertheless do observe the customs of our fathers;
 13        2, XI     |    acknowledgment of his crime. Observe, also, how exceedingly passionate
 14        2, XIII   |      and to live in safety. And observe whether it is not with great
 15        2, XV     |    observing, or not wishing to observe, the love of truth which
 16        2, XX     |           Now, if you carefully observe the contents of the psalm,
 17        2, XXI    |                            XXI.~Observe also the superficiality
 18        2, XXIII  |    distressing." But he did not observe that here he was at once
 19        2, XXIV   |        Me?'" Now in these words observe the malignity of Celsus,
 20        2, XXV    |       And since it is proper to observe the order of our quotations,
 21        2, XXV    |        order of our quotations, observe that, in the first place,
 22        2, XLV    |                        XLV.~But observe the superficial nature of
 23        2, XLIX   |         thoroughly wicked men." Observe, now, whether Celsus is
 24        2, LVII   |                       LVII.~But observe whether this Jew of Celsus
 25        2, LXIII  |     Christians and their faith, observe whether we are able to adduce
 26        2, LXV    |          dead and living.'' For observe, it is conveyed in these
 27        2, LXVIII |              LXVIII.~But let us observe how this Jew of Celsus asserts
 28        2, LXIX   |        never man yet laid." And observe whether the harmony of the
 29        2, LXX    |       being received by all But observe here the manifest contradiction
 30        2, LXXIV  |         the land of Egypt." And observe whether it is not entirely
 31        2, LXXVI  |         or even a prudent man." Observe, now, whether these charges
 32        3, V      |  against the state." Now let us observe what Celsus has here done.
 33        3, X      |                          X.~But observe what he alleges as a proof
 34        3, XI     |     point whether they ought to observe Jewish customs, or should
 35        3, XXX    |        of the city, in order to observe that even amongst those
 36        3, XXXIX  |         produce such an assent. Observe, however, whether that faith
 37        3, XL     |                         XL.~But observe whether the principles of
 38        3, XLIII  |    grounds on which the Cretans observe such a custom." Observe
 39        3, XLIII  |         observe such a custom." Observe now that he thus undertakes
 40        3, XLIII  |    grounds on which the Cretans observe such a custom," we reply
 41        3, L      |       and show themselves off." Observe, now, how he slanders us
 42        3, LII    |                            LII.~Observe now with regard to the following
 43        3, LVI    |                            LVI.~Observe now how by such statements
 44        3, LVIII  |        of philosophy, you would observe the proper seasons, in order
 45        3, LXV    |      But if any one will fairly observe our assemblies we can present
 46        3, LXXV   |         I alone will save you." Observe here the lies which he utters
 47        4, II     |        advanced upon this head. Observe, now, that if he had wished
 48        4, XII    |        it is sufficient only to observe, that Moses and certain
 49        4, XXX    |         eternal life with Him." Observe how this venerable philosopher,
 50        4, XXXV   |  peruses the treatise of Celsus observe whether it does not convey
 51        4, XXXVII |       subject of investigation. Observe next the malignity of Celsus
 52        4, XLI    | children." Now in these remarks observe the hostility--so unbecoming
 53        4, XLIV   |      righteous." Now he did not observe that the righteous do not
 54        4, XLVI   |         as if he were dead. And observe in what a spirit of hatred
 55        4, LIV    |          or if he had failed to observe this, he would have discovered
 56        4, LXXVI  |         ploughing." He does not observe that God, wishing to exercise
 57        4, LXXV   |         power." And here we may observe, that the gift of understanding
 58        4, LXXIX  |      Now, in reference to this, observe that although men catch
 59        4, LXXXI  |  punished." Now here he did not observe the difference that exists
 60        4, XCIII  |         another kind of animal. Observe, moreover, to what a pitch
 61        4, XCIV   |  Ulysses rejoiced at the omen." Observe, now, as the birds are possessed
 62        4, XCV    |        not practise augury, nor observe the flight of birds;" and
 63        4, XCV    |         similar sayings wish to observe this precept with the mystical
 64        5, III    |                        III.~But observe how, in his desire to subvert
 65        5, XV     |                             XV.~Observe, now, here at the very beginning,
 66        5, XVIII  |        seed his own body." Now, observe how in these words he says
 67        5, XXV    |        to the present time, and observe a mode of worship which,
 68        5, XXV    |     advantageous to the Jews to observe their ancestral worship,
 69        5, XXVI   |      XXVI.~"We must," he says, "observe the laws, not only because
 70        5, XXVI   |    which he passes upon all who observe their ancestral customs,
 71        5, XXVI   |         superintendents) ." And observe here, whether he does not
 72        5, XXVI   |      that it was done? You will observe that, whatever be his answer,
 73        5, XXVIII |       of an opposite kind. Now, observe here whether these statements
 74        5, XXXI   | perceive as far as mortals may, observe that in the body politic
 75        5, XXXI   |     were being applied, let him observe that they were still multiplying
 76        5, XXXV   |   eating of onions, in order to observe their country's laws, or
 77        5, XXXV   |        a philosopher, and still observe the laws of his country,
 78        5, XXXVI  |        drink of the Nile should observe the laws of the Egyptians
 79        5, XXXVI  |        by any one who wishes to observe the religious worship sanctioned
 80        5, XXXVII |     opposed to the written law, observe whether reason will not
 81        5, XLI    |         this respect, that they observe the rite of circumcision,
 82        5, XLIX   |         do as they please; only observe the different reason for
 83        5, LV     |      spirit by Celsus, we might observe that no one would ever have
 84        5, LXIII  |       will not be convinced, we observe the injunction laid down
 85        6, II     |          It is easy, indeed, to observe that Plato is found only
 86        6, V      |    darkness saw a great light." Observe now the difference between
 87        6, XIV    |         rustic." Now he did not observe that from the very beginning
 88        6, XV     | becomingly adorned." He did not observe, however, that in writers
 89        6, XLI    |    because they were careful to observe a healthy manner of life."
 90        6, XLVI   |        who chooses may read it. Observe, however, whether the prophecy
 91        6, L      |         and the earth," let him observe that before the words, "
 92        6, LXXVII |         or persuasiveness," not observe the changing relation of
 93        6, LXXVIII|       sending Him to the Jews?" Observe in such language as this
 94        7, IV     |     with them? And this, we may observe, they do without the use
 95        7, XVI    |         acquainted with grief." Observe, then, how distinctly they
 96        7, XXVI   |      now to establish, we would observe that it must be impossible
 97        7, XXXIII |         are disposed to hear us observe, that if we have need of
 98        7, XLIII  |                          XLIII.~Observe that when Plato says, that "
 99        7, L      |        out of paradise for sin. Observe also how well the different
100        7, LXIII  |   philosophical principles; but observe what different reasons determine
101        7, LXVIII |         to serve many masters." Observe here again how he settles
102        7, LXIX   |         it is not true that all observe the law of the Most High;
103        8, IX     |                         IX.~And observe the recklessness of that
104        8, XXI    |       noble saying of Paul, "Ye observe days, and months, and times,
105        8, XXII   |     ourselves are accustomed to observe certain days, as for example
106        8, XXVIII |        of nature?" Here I would observe that I cannot see how those
107        8, XXXV   |        insulted with impunity?" Observe now how he introduces servants
108        8, LII    |         look upon the universe, observe the constant revolution
109        8, LIII   |         prison-house." You will observe that Celsus, in these remarks,
110        8, LIX    |     pans of the human body. And observe how, while seeking to turn
111        8, LXIX   |        namely, that they should observe and live according to His