Book, Chapter

  1        1, V      |        regarded as) gods. In what follows, however, wishing to show
  2        1, XVII   |                     XVII.~In what follows, Celsus, assailing the Mosaic
  3        1, XXVI   |         ago--we have to remark as follows. Could it have come to pass
  4        1, XL     |          away to what immediately follows the narrative of the birth
  5        1, L      |     express words. And as in what follows he says, in the character
  6        1, LI     |        eye-witnesses to report as follows: "Say that His disciples,
  7        1, LVI    |          attend carefully to what follows, where He is called God: "
  8        1, LXXI   |           we shall begin, in what follows, the consideration of the
  9        2, I      |           from the narrative that follows, it is manifest that he,
 10        2, IX     |    creation, in express words, as follows: "He spake, and they were
 11        2, XI     |         sake of us all. Whence it follows, that even if He were bound,
 12        2, XXIV   |            and does not give what follows immediately after, which
 13        2, XXIV   |         but who does not add what follows, and which exhibits the
 14        2, XLVII  |         those who imagine that it follows as a consequence from our
 15        2, XLIX   |          says in express terms as follows: "O light and truth! he
 16        2, LI     |           of divine power. And it follows from the same, that we must
 17        2, LV     |   countrymen who are converts, as follows: "Come now, let us grant
 18        2, LXIII  |     before He suffered, writes as follows: "For I delivered unto you
 19        2, LXV    |    changed ;" an expression which follows immediately after the statement, "
 20        2, LXXVIII|         the Gentiles, which is as follows, being spoken in the person
 21        3, XVI    |           predicted the life that follows the present one; he will
 22        3, XXII   |      regard them as gods reply as follows: These beings, then, are
 23        3, XXVI   | Proconnesus, of whom he speaks as follows: "Then, with respect to
 24        3, LIX    |      defence expresses himself as follows: "That I bring no heavier
 25        3, LIX    |   mysteries, make proclamation as follows: 'Every one who has clean
 26        3, LXXII  |           he expresses himself as follows: "Wise men reject what we
 27        3, LXXVIII|         silence. His words are as follows: "These charges I have to
 28        4, I      |           book as a reply to what follows. And we pray that words
 29        4, V      |          He imagines also that it follows from this, that "He has
 30        4, VI     |    argument, then, proves that it follows from our views that God,
 31        4, XI     |    treating of them, he writes as follows: "The belief has spread
 32        4, XIII   |        then we shall turn to what follows. The divine word says that
 33        4, XVIII  |         proceeds, accordingly, as follows: "God either really changes
 34        4, XXXVII |          to their conceptions, it follows that we consider the body
 35        4, XXXVII |       malignity of Celsus in what follows. For the Scripture, speaking
 36        4, XLI    |        After this he continues as follows: "They speak, in the next
 37        4, XLIX   |         the rock, he continues as follows: "And they did all eat the
 38        4, LVI    |          for from his argument it follows that there is no difference
 39        4, LVIII  |         appears, however, in what follows, where he says that "irrational
 40        4, LVIII  |         the work of God; for this follows from their being said to
 41        4, LVIII  |      second place, this deduction follows from his indefinite language
 42        4, LXVI   |           multitude, continues as follows: "It is sufficient to say
 43        4, LXXI   |             LXXI.~But as, in what follows, Celsus, not understanding
 44        4, LXXIV  |      creatures; while this l also follows, that irrational creatures
 45        4, LXXX   |           the will of God. Now it follows from this, that it is false
 46        4, LXXXIX |       obtained respecting Him! It follows, accordingly, that Celsus,
 47        4, XCV    |          in the augur to speak as follows: "For there is no enchantment
 48        4, XCVII  |       than the human race? For it follows from his maintaining such
 49        5, II     |    statement of his which runs as follows: "O Jews and Christians,
 50        5, VII    |       term gods. Now from this it follows that the general statement
 51        5, VII    |    necessarily are divine. But it follows from the doctrine of Celsus,
 52        5, XVII   |         who are asleep, speaks as follows: "For this we say unto you
 53        5, XIX    |         liable to the death which follows sin, must put on immortality,
 54        5, XXI    |          this view it necessarily follows, that when, after the lapse
 55        5, XXVII  |          Moreover, this inference follows from the dictum of Celsus,
 56        5, XXIX   |        then, may be understood as follows.)~
 57        5, XXXIV  |           he expresses himself as follows: 'For the people of the
 58        5, XXXIV  |           words, for he writes as follows: 'For if any one were to
 59        5, XXXVI  |       laws of his country; and it follows, according to his view,
 60        5, XLVII  |      circumcision, it by no means follows that it is not a different
 61        5, XLVIII |        shall then pass on to what follows. I For this angel might
 62        5, LI     |          proceed to consider what follows, and to prove that it is
 63        5, LXI    |      above remarks he proceeds as follows: "Let no one suppose that
 64        5, LXV    |         begin the sixth with what follows.~
 65        6, VIII   |    Coriscus. Plato's words are as follows: "And calling to witness
 66        6, XV     |  expresses himself in the Laws as follows: "Now God, according to
 67        6, XV     |          is about to become happy follows her closely in humility,
 68        6, XVIII  |         quoted by Celsus, runs as follows: "All things are around
 69        6, XXXI   |         they are taught to say as follows, while passing through what
 70        6, XXXIV  |        added, Celsus continues as follows: "They continue to heap
 71        6, XXXVI  |         the apostle, which run as follows: "When He shall have put
 72        6, XXXVI  |           to be opened to him who follows after virtuous pursuits.
 73        6, XLII   |      helpless. The Son of God, it follows, is vanquished by the devil;
 74        6, XLII   |   Hephaestus addresses to Hera as follows:--~ "Once in your cause
 75        6, XLVI   |    regarding Antichrist be not as follows: "And at the latter time
 76        6, XLVII  |         has been said, goes on as follows: "I can tell how the very
 77        6, XLVIII |       Word. Since all this, then, follows by a train of reasoning
 78        6, XLIX   |            Let us notice now what follows, where, expressing in a
 79        6, LII    |           LII.~Celsus proceeds as follows: "With regard to the origin
 80        6, LIII   |           or not--it nevertheless follows only as a result when you
 81        6, LIII   |          of evil, which he thinks follows from our maintaining that
 82        6, LXI    |    Sabbath and rest of God, which follows the completion of the world'
 83        6, LXXII  |        ghost;" from which also it follows that Jesus could not have
 84        6, LXXV   |        language of Isaiah runs as follows, who prophesied regarding
 85        7, XV     | destructive. This may be shown as follows. The one argument is: "If
 86        7, XV     |          is formally expressed as follows: 1st, Of two things, if
 87        7, XV     |    propositions are worked out as follows: If you know that you are
 88        7, XXVIII |            On this he comments as follows: "The divine men of a former
 89        7, XXXIII |         see and know God, he thus follows out his notions on the subject: "
 90        7, LI     |          said? It seems that what follows has some reference to this: "
 91        7, LVIII  |          Let us now consider what follows. "They have also," says
 92        7, LVIII  |          conversing with Crito as follows: 'Must we never do injustice
 93        7, LXII   |         LXII.~Let us now see what follows. "Let us pass on," says
 94        7, LXVIII |            let us pass on to what follows: "In the first place, I
 95        7, LXVIII |          the will of God." For it follows from it that all sins and
 96        8, IV     |     statements in the words, "Him follows a host of gods and demons,
 97        8, XII    |                      XII.~In what follows. some may imagine that he
 98        8, XIII   |        the worship of His Son, it follows that, in our view, not only
 99        8, XXXIII |  statement of Celsus, which is as follows: "We must either not live,
100        8, XXXV   |     saying of Celsus, which is as follows: "The satrap of a Persian
101        8, XLV    |          goes on to say. It is as follows: "What need is there to
102        8, LI     |          And yet I wonder at what follows, more than at anything that
103        8, LXIV   |          the motion of the shadow follows that of the body which casts
104        8, LXIV   |          it, so in like manner it follows, that when we have the favour