Book, Chapter

  1        1, Pref  |      neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor
  2        1, Pref  |      neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor
  3        1, XVII  |           even regarding the holy angels, and who relates deeds of
  4        1, XXV   |      respecting the titles of the angels of God, of whom one is called
  5        1, XXVI  |        alleges that "they worship angels, and are addicted to sorcery,
  6        1, XXVI  |        laying down the worship of angels, let him tell, who professes
  7        1, XLVIII|           heavens opened, and the angels of God ascending and descending
  8        1, LX    |     brought about not only by the angels having visited the terrestrial
  9        1, LX    |        raised far above all those angels which minister to men, an
 10        1, LXVI  |          who had already sent two angels on your account, able to
 11        2, X     |       more than twelve legions of angels? But how then should the
 12        2, LXVII |         against the beauty of the angels entertained by Lot. And
 13        3, XXVIII|           things, and of His holy angels, made known beforehand through
 14        3, XXXVII|          that the divine and holy angels of God are of a different
 15        3, XXXVII|           too, both regarding the angels of God and those who are
 16        3, XXXVII|       deceived, call them gods or angels of God, or good demons,
 17        3, XXXVII|           apart from bodies, both angels and demons, there are some
 18        4, VIII  |    according to the number of the angels of God, and the portion
 19        4, XXIV  |      accustomed to call them, the angels of God, or any other natures
 20        4, XXIX  |         know that in this way the angels are superior to men; so
 21        4, XXIX  |          perfect, become like the angels. "For in the resurrection
 22        4, XXIX  |          the righteous are as the angels in heaven," and also become "
 23        4, XXIX  |         also become "equal to the angels." We know, too, that in
 24        4, XLV   |           and by the words of the angels to him who was escaping
 25        4, LXV   |       called "devil," and of his "angels," and what he was before
 26        4, LXV   |          those who are termed his angels, will be able to ascertain
 27        4, LXXX  |           beholding sometimes the angels of God coming to visit them.
 28        4, XCII  |         true God, and towards the angels in heaven, and who have
 29        5, II    |          if you mean that certain angels did so, then what do you
 30        5, IV    |        human race, that they were angels: "But if ye say that they
 31        5, IV    |           if ye say that they are angels, what do you call them?"
 32        5, IV    |           indeed acknowledge that angels are "ministering spirits,"
 33        5, IV    |     learned to call these beings "angels" from their employments,
 34        5, IV    |      Priest, who is above all the angels, the living Word and God.
 35        5, V     |                  V.~For to invoke angels without having obtained
 36        5, V     |           to secure that the holy angels of God be propitious to
 37        5, V     |         the example of these holy angels, who again follow the example
 38        5, V     | conceptions of Him which the holy angels possess, but should daily
 39        5, V     |          that we "assert that the angels who come down from heaven
 40        5, VI    |        worship the heaven and the angels who dwell therein, and yet
 41        5, VI    |           that are truly heavenly angels,--are to be regarded as
 42        5, VI    |        Moses will bow down to the angels who are in heaven; and,
 43        5, VI    |       obeisance to heaven and its angels, obeying the law which declares: "
 44        5, VII   |          either the heaven or the angels are God.~
 45        5, VIII  |        down to the heaven and the angels in it, such a practice is
 46        5, VIII  |       humility and worshipping of angels, intruding into those things
 47        5, VIII  |           the heavens, and to the angels therein.~
 48        5, IX    |     magicians) to bow down to the angels in heaven, not observing
 49        5, IX    |          matter of heaven and the angels.~
 50        5, X     |   recognise as gods, equally with angels, and sun, and moon, and
 51        5, XXIX  |    according to the number of the angels of God; and the portion
 52        5, XXX   |        out of these materials) to angels of character more or less
 53        5, XXX   |           were conducted by those angels, who imprinted on each his
 54        5, XXXIV |         worse ambassador than the angels of the Jews, so that there
 55        5, XXXVI |        upon the employment of the angels among the Jews as the ambassadors
 56        5, XXXVI |        divine things than did the angels of the Jews," into the meaning
 57        5, XLI   |  differently from others, or that angels were sent from heaven to
 58        5, L     |    affection than others, or that angels are sent by Him to them
 59        5, LII   |         to count up the number of angels said to have been sent to
 60        5, LIV   |    regarding the descent of other angels, seeing Apelles discredits,
 61        5, LIV   |          subject of the visits of angels to men, what he has derived,
 62        5, LIV   |            that "sixty or seventy angels descended at the same time,
 63        5, LV    |           that the tears of these angels are warm springs,"--a thing
 64        5, LV    |      those which were shed by the angels who had come down from heaven.
 65        5, LV    |      water, were the tears of the angels, since tears are saltish
 66        5, LV    |         nature, unless indeed the angels, in the opinion of Celsus,
 67        5, LVI   |    regarding the sixty or seventy angels who came down from heaven,
 68        5, LVI   |            according to some, two angels, according to others, one;"
 69        5, LVII  |       announce the appearances of angels which they have themselves
 70        5, LVII  |       occasion, either one or two angels should have appeared to
 71        5, LVII  |       should not be unattended by angels who lend their help in accomplishing
 72        5, LVIII |      according to the Scriptures, angels are recorded to have been
 73        5, LVIII |      granted, however, that other angels were sent from God, but
 74        6, XXI   |     stretching to heaven, and the angels of God ascending and descending
 75        6, XXVII |           seal, as that "of seven angels, who attach themselves to
 76        6, XXVII |         the one party being named angels of light, the others 'archontics;' "
 77        6, XXXVII|           and serpent-like ruling angels, and other similar absurdities,
 78        6, XLI   |            from all evil; and the angels of the little ones in the
 79        6, LXXI  |         man, or the substance of "angels," or of "thrones," or dominions,"
 80        7, XXIX  |         an innumerable company of angels." And in order to be assured
 81        7, LXVIII|         it be the work of God, of angels, of other demons, or of
 82        7, LXVIII|         it be the work of God, of angels, of other demons, or of
 83        7, LXVIII|          wicked demons and wicked angels.~
 84        7, LXX   |         it be the work of God, of angels, of other demons, or of
 85        8, V     |         an innumerable company of angels, to the general assembly
 86        8, VI    |         and ministers, demons and angels of the devil, should seek
 87        8, XIII  |        and Michael, and the other angels and archangels,and if he
 88        8, XV    |    beings--not only men, but also angels, and all demons--over whom
 89        8, XXV   |   Scripture. In the same way, all angels are not said to be angels
 90        8, XXV   |         angels are not said to be angels of God, but only those that
 91        8, XXV   |         away into sin are called "angels of the devil," just as bad
 92        8, XXV   |      latter the devil's, so among angels some are angels of God,
 93        8, XXV   |          so among angels some are angels of God, and others angels
 94        8, XXV   |         angels of God, and others angels of the devil. But among
 95        8, XXV   | distinction of good and bad among angels and men has no foundation,
 96        8, XXVII |           and who sets His divine angels to watch over those who
 97        8, XXXI  |         that it is not the divine angels of god, but demons, the
 98        8, XXXII |      justice employs certain evil angels to inflict calamities upon
 99        8, XXXII |         and trouble, sent by evil angels." Whether demons ever go
100        8, XXXII |         do they feast with divine angels, who are appointed for this
101        8, XXXII |           demons, but with divine angels: "For every creature is
102        8, XXXIV |        His Church, saying, "Their angels do always behold the face
103        8, XXXVI |                    XXXVI.~But the angels, who are the true rulers
104        8, XXXVI |          no less than set His own angels over His devout servants,
105        8, XXXVI |          that none of the hostile angels, nor even he who is called "
106        8, XLVII |        the Jews by prophets or by angels, or by God through the means
107        8, XLVII |          God through the means of angels; and those recorded by Christians
108        8, LVII  |        that it is not demons, but angels, who have been set over
109        8, LVII  |         it be any pleasure to the angels themselves to whom these
110        8, LX    |     guardianship of holy and good angels, to defend us from the earth-spirits
111        8, LXIV  |         also the good-will of all angels and spirits who are friends