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 1        1, V       |       show that this is a common opinion, and one not first discovered
 2        1, V       |   Persians also were of the same opinion, quoting Herodotus as his
 3        1, V       |       then, with respect to this opinion (as well as others), that
 4        1, VIII    |           he who holds a certain opinion ought not to feign recantation,
 5        1, XII     |      that so many differences of opinion exist among the expositors
 6        1, XIII    |         Stoics, who discard this opinion; and with the Peripatetics,
 7        1, XIV     |            XIV.~Celsus, being of opinion that there is to be found
 8        1, XV      |     nations who have adopted the opinion that God is incorporeal,
 9        1, XIX     |     understand him, that, in his opinion, the world was uncreated.
10        1, XX      |        those persons who, in his opinion, are the most learned of
11        1, XX      |          only God, he is, in the opinion of Celsus and those like
12        1, XXVIII  |       beginning, I give it as my opinion that all these things worthily
13        1, XXXII   |       speak now according to the opinion of Pythagoras, and Plato,
14        1, XLII    |        the universally prevalent opinion that there was really a
15        1, LI      |    Christians. Moreover, I am of opinion that, before the advent
16        1, LI      |         was to be born. And this opinion had prevailed also extensively
17        1, LX      | signification. I am therefore of opinion that, possessing as they
18        1, LXII    |      their hearers. Nay, I am of opinion that if Jesus had selected
19        2, II      |         up amongst Jews. I am of opinion, moreover, that since these
20        2, XIV     |          his will, expressed his opinion that the doctrines taught
21        2, XLI     |        in a tub; and yet, in the opinion of no one possessed of moderate
22        2, LX      |     still living, he adopts this opinion as an Epicurean, and says, "
23        2, LX      |        and he who adopts such an opinion does not believe without
24        2, LXIII   |        out of due time." I am of opinion now that the statements
25        2, LXIV    |          heavenly cloud. I am of opinion, too, that before He ascended
26        2, LXXV    |        if the former are in your opinion greater than the latter,
27        2, LXXV    |        the less? And this is the opinion entertained with respect
28        3, I       |       person. He gives it as his opinion, that "the controversy between
29        3, XI      |        there were differences of opinion among believers regarding
30        3, XII     |        with great differences of opinion, innumerable heresies have
31        3, XXII    |         for he was afraid of the opinion of those who might peruse
32        3, XXII    |    perished; or according to the opinion of those who say that the
33        3, XXXIV   |         XXXIV.~I am, however, of opinion that these individuals are
34        3, XXXV    |          once make known his own opinion, as being that of an Epicurean,
35        3, XXXIX   |          with faith. And I am of opinion that it was on this account
36        3, XLVII   |           let him who is of this opinion understand that the Gospel,
37        3, LVIII   |     LVIII.~But those who, in the opinion of Celsus, resemble the
38        4, XI      |       utterance to the erroneous opinion that God will descend, bringing
39        4, XIII    |      expression to the erroneous opinion that God will come down
40        4, XVII    |     everlasting life, and on the opinion which we are to form of
41        4, XXIX    |          to reason." For, in our opinion, the same virtue belongs
42        4, XXXV    |          many, though not in our opinion of doubtful meaning, even
43        4, XLI     |         according to the general opinion, which accepted the statements
44        4, LIII    |          as possible, to form an opinion from their contents of the
45        4, LIII    |         life, than the belief or opinion that the supreme God beholds
46        4, LIV     |          only to have stated his opinion, but also to have shown
47        4, LIV     |       ought to have expressed no opinion at all on so important a
48        4, LVIII   |         and puts forward such an opinion not only without proof,
49        4, LVIII   |       indicate that such was his opinion; and in the second place,
50        4, LX      |          this is the case in the opinion of those who hold that the
51        4, LX      |          abides according to the opinion of those who hold it to
52        4, LXI     |         Let us, then, who in his opinion are unintelligent individuals,
53        4, LXII    |        make, in harmony with the opinion of Plato, because of the
54        4, LXVI    |        cause of evils, is in our opinion not true. For it is the
55        4, LXVII   |          against us, to adopt an opinion which requires at least
56        4, LXIX    |           and, moreover, I am of opinion that it is at periods which
57        4, LXXV    |        the first place, he is of opinion that "thunders, and lightnings,
58        4, LXXXIV  |  irrational," since Celsus is of opinion that these animals, which,
59        4, LXXXVIII|          let those who hold this opinion know that this capacity
60        4, XCII    |                      XCII.~In my opinion, however, it is certain
61        4, XCVII   |          is evident that, in his opinion, the assemblies of the irrational
62        5, IX      |         matter, he expressed his opinion that the Jews were induced
63        5, XIV     |   corruption? Whence, also, this opinion of yours is not shared by
64        5, XV      |        as certain Greeks were of opinion (perhaps having received
65        5, XLIV    |        to look at them. He is of opinion, accordingly, that there
66        5, XLV     |        As Celsus, however, is of opinion that it matters nothing
67        5, L       |     Celsus, still expressing his opinion regarding the Jews, says: "
68        5, LV      |        indeed the angels, in the opinion of Celsus, shed tears which
69        5, LVII    |         cautiously express their opinion of the veracity or falsehood
70        5, LX      |          Jews, because we are of opinion that the literal acceptation
71        6, III     |     testify, by those who are of opinion that "the chief good cannot
72        6, XIII    |        both good and evil." This opinion, moreover, is truly an ancient
73        6, XVI     |       and being pleased with the opinion he expressed regarding rich
74        6, XXI     |    Celsus, too, agreeably to the opinion of Plato, asserts that souls
75        6, XXIV    |       misunderstood, that, in my opinion, he has partly borrowed
76        6, XXVIII  |      worthy of execration in the opinion of those who so regard him,
77        6, XXXVIII |        sorcery,--which, in their opinion, is the summit of wisdom,--
78        6, XLVII   |       other." He is therefore of opinion that we employed the expression "
79        6, XLVIII  |    ridicules nor scoffs at their opinion. If, however, holy Scripture
80        6, XLIX    |  expressing in a single word his opinion regarding the Mosaic cosmogony,
81        6, XLIX    |    Celsus has also expressed his opinion that the narrative of the
82        6, L       |        sportively give it as our opinion that Celsus, knowing nothing
83        6, LXV     |         Word was God," we are of opinion that God is to be reached
84        6, LXX     |        Nor is the Spirit, in our opinion, a "body," any more than
85        6, LXXI    |          spirit; whereas, in our opinion,--who endeavour to demonstrate
86        6, LXXX    |          mentioned) that, in the opinion even of Celsus, the Egyptians
87        6, LXXX    |       own daughters, are, in the opinion of Celsus, an inspired race;
88        7, II      |      Celsus how unfounded is his opinion, that those who admit another
89        7, XLV     |  knowledge; truth and error form opinion. Intelligible objects are
90        7, LVIII   |          That has always been my opinion, and is so still.' Such
91        7, LXII    |          heroes are. This is the opinion of Heraclitus; but as for
92        7, LXIX    |         I say, then, that in the opinion of most of those who believe
93        8, XIV     |        the supporters of such an opinion. Jesus is, then, not the
94        8, XXXI    |        have already seen. In our opinion, a man can only be said
95        8, XLIX    |       when he ascribes to us the opinion that "there is nothing in
96        8, LI      |           or that he was of that opinion whose mind was under the
97        8, LX      |         ought not to despise the opinion of those wise men who say
98        8, LXIII   |         had made: "The more just opinion is, that demons desire nothing