Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII   |      over the world. And we have heard that there were two individuals
 2        1, XII    |          be the case that he has heard this boast, "I know them
 3        1, XXI    |         if the doctrine which he heard was false, and neither pious
 4        1, XXI    |          that God is a body, had heard such a doctrine ! Then the
 5        1, XXV    |        Zeus is uttered, there is heard at the same time that of
 6        1, XXVI   |       effect of their not having heard the prophecies about Him,
 7        1, XLI    |          this appearance? or who heard a voice from heaven declaring
 8        1, XLIII  |        be true, it being seen or heard by Himself alone, and, as
 9        1, XLIII  |          before him, and that he heard a voice, or beheld the Lord
10        1, XLIV   |       them of the voice which He heard. But another party might
11        1, XLIV   |        and the voice from heaven heard the accounts of these things
12        1, XLVI   |      have prevailed on those who heard their new doctrines and
13        1, XLVIII |           and the voice that was heard by Him, to the similar cases
14        1, XLVIII |        kind, as when they either heard the words of the Lord or
15        1, XLVIII |       record as having seen, and heard what they say they heard,
16        1, XLVIII |         heard what they say they heard, and were affected in a
17        1, XLVIII |       not only, as the multitude heard, from the visible leprosy
18        1, XLVIII |      disciples what was seen and heard by John at the Jordan. For
19        1, LI     |       and scribes of the people, heard from them that the Christ
20        1, LIV    |       Him; and they who have not heard of Him, shall have knowledge
21        2, III    |         everything as soon as he heard it.~
22        2, VIII   |          that although they both heard and saw, they would not
23        2, VIII   |        who He was; and when they heard Him, they did not understand
24        2, IX     |     speaking, and making himself heard through the Pythian priestess;
25        2, XI     |       all the words which he had heard from Jesus, what would this
26        2, XVII   |         His own disciple, having heard what would befall him when
27        2, XIX    |        impossible that those who heard beforehand of the discovery
28        2, XIX    |         impossible for those who heard beforehand that their designs
29        2, XXIV   |          For they appear to have heard the declaration, "I kill,"
30        2, XXIV   |       And so also these men have heard the words, "I will smite;"
31        2, XXIV   |          Moreover, they have not heard the whole of the announcement, "
32        2, XXV    |       you the truth which I have heard of the Father." And here,
33        2, XXXI   |          be learned men, I never heard any one expressing his approval
34        2, LXIV   |        was withheld, as they who heard them explained were endowed
35        2, LXIV   |         of hearing than they who heard them without explanation,
36        2, LXXII  |        remain hid, why was there heard a voice from heaven proclaiming
37        2, LXXII  |          mountain, moreover, was heard only by those who had gone
38        2, LXXII  |          such a nature, as to be heard only by those whom the speaker
39        2, LXXII  |       voice; and therefore it is heard by a better and more divine
40        2, LXXII  |         not have his voice to be heard by all; he that has the
41        2, LXXII  |       his asking, "Why was there heard a voice from heaven proclaiming
42        2, LXXIV  |       believed what they saw and heard, they would not have fashioned
43        3, VII    |      went forth from Egypt, they heard a language which they did
44        3, XIII   |          with us. Perhaps he had heard of the sects called Ophites
45        3, XXVI   |         now relate the account I heard of him in Proconnesus and
46        3, XLV    |       the queen of Sheba, having heard his name, and the name of
47        3, XLV    |       The report is true which I heard in mine own land regarding
48        3, XLV    |     above all the report which I heard." It is recorded also of
49        3, XLV    |       kings of the earth who had heard of the fame of his wisdom."
50        3, LVI    |     opinions which they formerly heard are better than ours, and
51        4, VI     |  consequence of their not having heard the word of instruction.
52        4, XXX    |   subject to us," having perhaps heard some of the intelligent
53        4, XXXVI  |   uneducated people, who had not heard that these matters had been
54        4, XXXVI  |       having neither learned nor heard of the far older and most
55        4, XLV    |      when young maidens, who had heard of the burning of the world,
56        4, XLIX   |    sayings of old, which we have heard and known, and our fathers
57        4, LI     |     Celsus appears to me to have heard that there are treatises
58        4, LII    |          wish that every one who heard Celsus declaiming and asserting
59        4, LXV    |       one, moreover, who has not heard what is related of him who
60        4, XCIV   |      through which the omens are heard? Accordingly, among such
61        5, X      |      virtuous lives, and who had heard the words, "Ye are the light
62        5, XLI    |    themselves, they have already heard that their doctrine concerning
63        5, LV     |      whatever he had at any time heard, or had anywhere found written--
64        5, LV     |      thing neither mentioned nor heard of in the Churches of God!
65        6, VI     |    similar thing. Nay, Paul even heard "unspeakable words, which
66        6, VI     |       what not, declares that he heard seven thunders instructing
67        6, VII    |   possible that they should have heard one who was not yet born?
68        6, XV     |       next place, as one who has heard the subject of humility
69        6, XXVII  |            things which we never heard to have occurred even among
70        6, XXXIV  |         which he has imperfectly heard. For it seems likely that,
71        6, XXXIV  |       even supposing that he had heard a few words traceable to
72        6, XXXV   | Barbarian, and Heretical--having heard of her, asserted that it
73        6, XL     |    Christians, and have not even heard of the existence of any
74        6, LII    |     assertions. Nor have we ever heard that the great God, after
75        6, LIII   |   Marcion. And, probably, having heard them from some paltry and
76        6, LV     |       evil?" or, perhaps, having heard some one discussing the
77        6, LXIV   |        part, such as this, "They heard the voice of the LORD God
78        6, LXVI   |          to Him?" because he has heard Him who says, "I am the
79        6, LXXIX  |        any harm." For as we have heard that Antichrist cometh,
80        7, XI     |         when he says that he has heard such men prophesy; for no
81        7, XI     |          had been any, those who heard and admired them would have
82        7, XI     |       those prophets whom he had heard, on being pressed by him,
83        7, XI     |        those whom he says he had heard, if he had any to give,
84        7, XVI    |       unto you the truth which I heard of God." And if in that
85        7, XXV    |          objections which he has heard from those who wish to make
86        7, XXVII  |     opinions which he has either heard from no one, or if it be
87        7, XXVII  |        it be assumed that he has heard them, it must have been
88        7, XXXII  |       from anything that we have heard on the doctrine of metempsychosis;
89        7, XLIII  |         express when he says, "I heard unspeakable words, which
90        7, XLIII  |          utter," where the word "heard" is used in the sense of "
91        8, XIV    |        and Father. If Celsus has heard something of certain persons
92        8, XXXV   |  teaching of Jesus, and who have heard the words, "Love your enemies,
93        8, XXXVIII|          as saying what he never heard from any Christian; or if
94        8, XLV    |  wonderful things that have been heard issuing from the inner sanctuary?--
95        8, XLVII  |         effective; and those who heard them would not have renounced
96        8, XLVIII |          truth of what they have heard. But Jews and Christians
97        8, XLVIII |          but to induce those who heard the truth to strive with