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  1        1         |                                    BOOK I~
  2        1, Pref   |           first, and see that this book has been composed not for
  3        1, Pref   |       towards the beginning of the book. And if you are not impressed
  4        1, XV     |          has recorded in his first book, On Lawgivers, that it was
  5        1, XVIII  |        challenging a comparison of book with book, I would say, "
  6        1, XVIII  |            comparison of book with book, I would say, "Come now,
  7        1, XXXVI  |       mention is made in the third book of Kings respecting the
  8        1, XL     |        Celsus throughout his whole book; so that even in this account
  9        1, XL     |     everything, inscribed upon his book the words, A True Discourse!~
 10        1, XLI    |     subjects as they occur in this book. Let us therefore notice
 11        1, XLVII  |         and Jesus. For in the 18th book of his Antiquities of the
 12        1, XLVIII |          when eating the roll of a book that was given them. And
 13        1, LVII   |         that Gamaliel named in the book of Acts, to show how those
 14        1, LXIV   |          the prophet taught in the book of Psalms. And in addition
 15        1, LXXI   |          the contents of our first book in reply to him. And if
 16        2         |                                    BOOK II~
 17        2, I      |                       I.~THE first book of our answer to the treatise
 18        2, I      |  individuals upon the stage of his book, did not represent the Jew
 19        2, XI     |          we would say that, in the book of Psalms, the whole of
 20        2, XIV    |           thirteenth or fourteenth book, I think, of his Chronicles,
 21        2, XVI    |            proved in the preceding book. He imagines, moreover,
 22        2, XXXIII |           thirteenth or fourteenth book of his Chronicles."~
 23        2, LIV    |        also put on record (for the book of Deuteronomy is his composition)
 24        2, LXXVIII|         here terminate this second book of my answer to his treatise.
 25        2, LXXVIII|       shall endeavour in the third book to deal with the subsequent
 26        3         |                                    BOOK III~
 27        3, I      |                    I.~IN the first book of our answer to the work
 28        3, I      |           Jesus. And in the second book we met, as we best could,
 29        3, XIII   |          remarked in the preceding book. But it appears to me that
 30        3, XXVI   |      latter writer from the fourth book of his histories, which
 31        3, XLV    |          Psalms, he would find the book filled with many maxims
 32        3, XLV    |         tenfold degree. And in the book of Ezekiel it is said to
 33        3, LXXXI  |         all. However, as the third book of our answers to the treatise
 34        4         |                                    BOOK IV~
 35        4, I      |          Christ, offer this fourth book as a reply to what follows.
 36        4, I      |            as it is written in the book of Jeremiah that the Lord
 37        4, I      |    bestowed the gifts named in the book of Jeremiah, that He may
 38        4, VII    |         may be found in the sacred book (the names of) those who
 39        4, XXXIII |          the contents of the first book of Moses, which is entitled "
 40        4, XXXIV  |            shall bring forward the book entitled "Genesis," which
 41        4, XXXVII |        hands of God," although the book of Genesis has made no mention
 42        4, XXXVII |       explanatory remarks upon the book of Genesis, these matters
 43        4, XXXIX  |           in our exposition of the book of Genesis we have especially
 44        4, XLII   |          show that he had read the book of Genesis, Celsus rejects
 45        4, XLIV   |     Philistines, as related in the book of Genesis, is manifest
 46        4, XLVII  | remembering what is written in the book of Exodus regarding the
 47        4, XLIX   |         manner, as recorded in the book of Psalms, where he is about
 48        4, LI     |           Place." And in the third book of his dissertation on The
 49        4, LII    |          condemn Celsus out of the book itself. For if it be impartially
 50        4, LXII   |    treatise, and giving to his own book against us the title of
 51        4, LXIII  |          from the language of this book, can say that there never
 52        4, LXXI   |          about God, we find in the book of Deuteronomy the following: "
 53        4, LXXII  |            who reads in the second book of Kings of the "wrath"
 54        4, LXXII  |           and finds from the first book of Chronicles that it was
 55        4, LXXIII |           him to inscribe upon his book the title which he ventured
 56        4, LXXXIV |          in the inscription of his book. For, speaking of the ants
 57        4, LXXXVII|          words of Solomon from the book of Proverbs, which run thus: "
 58        4, LXXXVII|      agreeably to the title of the book (for it is inscribed "Proverbs"),
 59        4, XCIX   |      correction. But as our fourth book has now attained sufficient
 60        4, XCIX   |        good beginning of the fifth book, to the benefit of our readers,
 61        5         |                                    BOOK V~
 62        5, I      |        that we now begin the fifth book of our reply to the treatise
 63        5, VIII   |          will find at least in the book of Jeremiah the words of
 64        5, VIII   |            as it is written in the book of the prophets, O ye house
 65        5, X      |           For it is written in the book of Deuteronomy: "And lest
 66        5, X      |      heaven for multitude." In the book of Daniel, also, the following
 67        5, X      |            has been written in the book. And many of them that sleep
 68        5, XIX    |    multitude, as is written in the book of Tobit: "It is good to
 69        5, XXIX   |          Moses, in his song in the book of Deuteronomy, makes a
 70        5, XLVIII |        from what is written in the book of Exodus, where the angel
 71        5, LIV    |  understanding the contents of the book of Enoch. No one, then,
 72        5, LIV    |           from the contents of the book of Enoch; for he does not
 73        5, LV     |  discovered in the contents of the book of Genesis, that "the sons
 74        5, LV     |         And he quotes (as from the book of Enoch, but without naming
 75        5, LVII   |           Soul," and in the second book of the work of Numenius
 76        5, LIX    |            a desire to fill up his book, and to give it an appearance
 77        5, LXV    |           here terminate the fifth book, and begin the sixth with
 78        6         |                                    BOOK VI~
 79        6, I      |           beginning this our sixth book, we desire, my reverend
 80        6, VI     |         the Logos he swallowed the book, in order that its contents
 81        6, XIX    |        things, when he said in the book of Psalms: "Praise God,
 82        6, XXIII  |           things, let him read the book of Moses entitled Numbers,
 83        6, XXIII  |         well as those who read his book, that in no part of the
 84        6, XXXVI  |    interpret the statements in the book of Genesis regarding the
 85        6, XLIII  |            the goat), which in the book Of Leviticus is sent away (
 86        6, XLIII  |          the sons of Belial in the book of Judges, whose sons are
 87        6, XLIII  |            these instances, in the book of Job, which is older even
 88        6, XLIII  |            what is recorded in the book which bears his name there
 89        6, XLV    |         what is said of him in the book of Daniel nor in the writings
 90        6, XLVI   |        Antichrist is stated in the book of Daniel, and is fitted
 91        6, XLIX   |          from the beginning of the book up to the passage, "And
 92        6, XLIX   |          passage, "And this is the book of the generation of men,"
 93        6, L      |            following: "This is the book of the creation of man,
 94        6, LVII   |         appears to me, that in the book of Deuteronomy the following
 95        6, LVIII  |   falsities what is written in the book of Genesis to the following
 96        6, LX     |           object were to swell his book by many words, he repeats,
 97        6, LXXXI  |       predicted." But as our sixth book has now attained sufficient
 98        6, LXXXI  |            the size of the present book, nor, in order to avoid
 99        6, LXXXI  |            so, to swell this sixth book beyond its proper proportions.~
100        7         |                                    BOOK VII~
101        7, I      |          we enter upon the seventh book, we call upon God through
102        7, VI     |            remember reading in the book of a certain Pythagorean,
103        7, VII    |    Jeremiah, as it is given in the book which bears his name; to
104        7, LVII   |           to swell the size of his book, he advises us "to choose
105        7, LXX    |          must postpone to the next book; for this, which is the
106        7, LXX    |         this, which is the seventh book which we have written in
107        8         |                                    BOOK VIII~
108        8, XLVI   |  righteousness." And in the fourth book of Kings we read that the
109        8, LXXVI  |            to say in reply to that book of Celsus which he entitles
110        8, LXXVI  |        promise of writing a second book, we may well be contented
111        8, LXXVI  |           and finished that second book, pray obtain it and send