Book, Chapter

  1        1, VI     |    incantations, that the Christians appear to be possessed of (miraculous)
  2        1, XIV    |            prophets," that I may not appear to prejudge the case) have
  3        1, XXVI   |            whatever that this should appear, he views as Jewish errors
  4        1, XLIII  |           Himself alone, and, as you appear to have observed, also by
  5        1, LIII   |           second prophecy, which may appear to us to have a clear reference
  6        1, LVIII  |         those celestial bodies which appear at times, such as comets,
  7        1, LIX    |               such stars are wont to appear, indicating either the removal
  8        1, LX     |          such results only as do not appear to exceed the superhuman
  9        1, LXII   |    narratives, which Celsus does not appear even to have read, that
 10        1, LXVII  |    Nevertheless, that they might not appear unworthy of credit, they
 11        2, III    |             altogether, and does not appear to know that there are Israelites
 12        2, VIII   |             many other persons would appear such as Jesus was, to those
 13        2, IX     |           that the Son of God was to appear immediately, not in that
 14        2, XII    |               XII.~And the following appear to me to be childish assertions,
 15        2, XXIV   |           with lofty head." For they appear to have heard the declaration, "
 16        2, XXVIII |             in this way he would not appear hastily to assume so important
 17        2, XXXIX  |      assertion of this Jew of Celsus appear anything else than a manifest
 18        2, XLII   |              of life, although these appear to Celsus to be most lamentable
 19        2, LI     |            as a dog, although it may appear to have some resemblance
 20        2, LIII   |            recorded, that there will appear among you others also, who
 21        2, LIII   |            recorded, that there will appear among you others also, who
 22        2, LIII   |             same effect, that he may appear to strengthen his attempt,
 23        2, LX     |             a man who was dead could appear to another as if he were
 24        2, LXII   |         examination, the events will appear only the more miraculous.~
 25        2, LXIV   |            that when seen He did not appear in like fashion to all those
 26        2, LXIV   |              and disease, He did not appear the same person to the sick,
 27        2, LXVII  |              no obligation on Him to appear either to the judge who
 28        2, LXXV   |              the latter, does it not appear from this very fact to be
 29        3, XXIII  |           Celsus employs--did really appear, and Celsus makes a false
 30        3, XXVII  |              do Herodotus and Pindar appear to you to speak the truth,
 31        3, XXVIII |              regarding this Aristeas appear to you to be worthy of consideration;
 32        3, XXX    |  conventional superiority which they appear to enjoy over their fellow-citizens.
 33        3, XXXIV  |               And yet, that he might appear voluntarily to pass by other
 34        3, XXXVII |        philosophy there are many who appear to be in possession of the
 35        3, XXXVIII|            good or bad fortune would appear to contribute even in the
 36        3, XXXIX  |            but that it might clearly appear to all who were capable
 37        3, LI     |           them in private, when they appear (before entering the community)
 38        3, LXIX   |       accomplishment of things which appear to be very difficult, and,
 39        3, LXXIII |            general way, wise all who appear to have made advances in
 40        3, LXXVIII|           kind, he wishes to make it appear that, although he has others
 41        4, XVII   |    understood in their proper sense, appear far more worthy of respect
 42        4, XXI    |              does not on such a view appear to have taken place for
 43        4, XXVI   |             which he does not at all appear to understand) that they
 44        4, XXVI   |              see whether it will not appear to those who have once admitted
 45        4, XXVI   |              exercise of temperance, appear to you to be the brothers
 46        4, XXIX   |             because "it doth not yet appear what we shall be; but we
 47        4, XXIX   |              know that when He shall appear, we shall be like God, and
 48        4, XXXI   |             any effeminate person to appear in public; and worthy of
 49        4, XXXIII |         other hand, he wished not to appear ignorant that the question
 50        4, XXXIII |          fathers of the Jewish race--appear to me not to have been altogether
 51        4, XXXVIII|            He would not even have it appear that the words were used
 52        4, XXXVIII|             lawgiver and historians, appear to you the most unintelligent
 53        4, XL     |         parts of the narrative which appear to refer to Adam as an individual,
 54        4, XLVII  |          literally considered, might appear to furnish ground of accusation,
 55        4, LIII   |        logical refutation, they will appear to be bad, and to merit
 56        4, LXVII  |       plausible reasoning to make it appear, as far as he can do so,
 57        4, LXXI   |            do those thingS which may appear to us useful for the correction
 58        4, LXXV   |           different, or which do not appear likely to be of use to us
 59        4, LXXXI  |        proceeds to add, that "if men appear to be superior to irrational
 60        4, LXXXV  |            respect would our actions appear to differ from those of
 61        4, LXXXVI |           discovered it, how does it appear that they are wise, and
 62        4, LXXXVII|              have said, then, let it appear that Celsus calumniates
 63        4, LXXXIX |            far as Celsus can make it appear, the birds possess grander
 64        5, I      |              those in which it might appear to some that he had skilfully
 65        5, VI     |        respect those who are said to appear to such as are in darkness
 66        5, IX     |            of which certain phantoms appear, in obedience to the spells
 67        5, IX     |             to those who are said to appear to them who are involved
 68        5, XV     |             words, that we might not appear to leave unrefuted the accusation
 69        5, XXI    |              of Plato, although they appear to hold the incorruptibility
 70        5, XXI    |        character of God), yet do not appear to say anything worthy of
 71        5, XXIII  |         although they may be, or may appear to some to be incredible,
 72        5, XXXVI  |         concerned, even where He may appear to legislate for them, or
 73        5, XXXVIII|       control of nature, that he may appear to have been fashioned into
 74        5, XXXIX  |           them, while the Christians appear deserving of censure, who
 75        5, XLVIII |            rite. This may be said to appear from what is written in
 76        5, XLVIII |              But these things, which appear rather of a curious nature,
 77        5, LIII   |             although the accuser may appear to refute us, will be manifest
 78        5, LIII   |             of the Saviour, "Let him appear to be really an angel,"
 79        5, LIV    |            of Enoch; for he does not appear to have read the passages
 80        5, LVII   |             their souls. Nor does it appear to me at all unreasonable,
 81        5, LVIII  |        narrative alone, that it does appear in itself a more respectful
 82        5, LXV    |            which exist, but does not appear to me to be accurate in
 83        5, LXV    |              the object of making it appear that the noble sentiments
 84        6, II     |        speaker from God, and a grace appear upon his words; and it is
 85        6, IV     |        things! And although some may appear to have risen above such
 86        6, XVII   |             And in order that it may appear that the knowledge of God
 87        6, XXI    |           number at all, but they do appear to teach the existence of "
 88        6, XXII   |          mysteries of Mithras do not appear to be more famous among
 89        6, XXII   |      Christians, why did it not also appear to him inappropriate to
 90        6, XXIII  |           which the present does not appear to us to be the proper time
 91        6, XXX    |           matters, that we might not appear to be ignorant of those
 92        6, XLIII  |              Saviour, that I may not appear to quote in reply to Celsus
 93        6, XLIV   |            rational nature, they may appear deserving of an ascent to
 94        6, XLIX   |         answer them; but it does not appear to me reasonable that I
 95        6, LII    |            alien to itself, as might appear from the expression, "The
 96        6, LIII   |           has made?" Now it does not appear to me that by these remarks
 97        6, LV     |               or as architects might appear to be the cause of the rubbish
 98        6, LVII   |          utmost to persuade, and yet appear to fail, because he cannot
 99        6, LXXI   |        mankind, would be--did it not appear to them to be too gross
100        6, LXXV   |           writings, statements would appear to be made opposed to those
101        6, LXXVII | philosophers--who are "sons of men"--appear far more beautiful than
102        7, V      |         about sepulchres, where they appear as the apparitions of shadowy
103        8, XXXIV  |            them for their salvation, appear unto them, deem it their
104        8, XLVII  |              however, wishing not to appear blindly to accept his own
105        8, XLVII  |         themselves into a community, appear at first to have been more