Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII   |          heard that there were two individuals of the name of Celsus, both
 2        1, IX     |            men, as only a very few individuals devote themselves earnestly
 3        1, XII    |        some ignorant and senseless individuals, who do not perceive their
 4        1, XVIII  |          nor yet giving to the few individuals who were endowed with greater
 5        1, XXVI   |         implanted in those hundred individuals a doctrine capable of removing
 6        1, XXVI   |           doctrine which, as these individuals assert, is destructive of
 7        1, XXIX   |           only rustic and ignorant individuals were won by his words, but
 8        1, XXX    |         over all other illustrious individuals in the world ? And yet it
 9        1, XLI    |      statement of another of those individuals who have been punished along
10        1, XLII   |           gratification of certain individuals. And we have said this by
11        1, XLV    |         said, "since there are two individuals who have visited the human
12        1, LI     |            similar manner to those individuals who won over those soldiers
13        1, LVII   |          Jew of Celsus, "countless individuals will convict Jesus of falsehood,
14        1, LXII   |            Jesus had selected some individuals who were wise according
15        1, LXVI   |        frequent occurrence to many individuals,--the impression on the
16        1, LXVII  |            and gentleness in those individuals who do not feign themselves
17        2, I      |           upon the introduction of individuals upon the stage of his book,
18        2, XXIV   |      acting here like those wicked individuals who listen to the Holy Scriptures
19        2, XXVIII |        that it became him to spare individuals, as he says, and to expound
20        2, XLIV   |         from regarding those other individuals who have been condemned,
21        2, XLVI   |           over such a multitude of individuals?" Whereas he ought to have
22        2, XLVIII |           had been a fiction, many individuals would have been represented
23        2, XLIX   |       sorcery in the case of these individuals, or any suspicion of such,
24        2, LV     |           the case with numberless individuals; or, which is most probable,
25        2, LX     |           the case with numberless individuals." But even if this statement
26        2, LXXVIII|            not of a nation, but of individuals chosen from all lands; and,
27        3, VIII   |       special occasions, and these individuals who can be easily numbered,
28        3, IX     |        little glory s that certain individuals assume the office of Christian
29        3, XII    |    received their names from those individuals who admired, indeed, the
30        3, XXIV   |            by him a set of "silly" individuals, although he cannot demonstrate
31        3, XXXI   |            god), or with the other individuals enumerated by Celsus when
32        3, XXXIV  |     however, of opinion that these individuals are the only instances with
33        3, XXXIV  |       temples and statues to those individuals above enumerated, whereas
34        3, XXXV   |   demoniacal or divine about these individuals more than others, then let
35        3, XXXV   |          He is mightier than those individuals with whom he classed Him,
36        3, XLII   |        Hercules wrought?" And what individuals will they be able to point
37        3, XLII   |         which places the forenamed individuals upon an equality with Jesus.
38        3, XLIV   |          Jesus, made by a very few individuals who are considered Christians,
39        3, XLIV   |            acknowledging that such individuals are worthy of their God,
40        3, XLIX   |           is "only foolish and low individuals, and persons devoid of perception,
41        3, L      |            indeed, that even those individuals, who in the market-places
42        3, LII    |    resemblance. He says that these individuals, to whom he compares us,
43        3, LIII   |            a collection of foolish individuals, they bring publicly forward
44        3, LXI    |       after his list of those vile individuals whom he has mentioned, this
45        3, LXI    |          robber summons around him individuals of such a character, in
46        3, LXIII  |            over a trial make those individuals who bewail before them their
47        3, LXVIII |       results in the case of those individuals just enumerated, and upon
48        3, LXIX   |           been naturalized in some individuals, are persuaded that for
49        3, LXXV   |         whom we turn away ignorant individuals.? For you do not suppose
50        3, LXXV   |            entertained by ignorant individuals. In either case, then, he
51        3, LXXVIII|         the "unpolished." For such individuals, through fear of the punishments
52        4, III    |       perplex ignorant and foolish individuals, but not him who sees into
53        4, VI     |            up His abode in certain individuals, or send His Christ; but
54        4, XXV    |           frogs, rather than those individuals among other nations who
55        4, XXV    |         discourse of Celsus,--such individuals are notwithstanding worms,
56        4, XXXIII |             And the names of these individuals possess such efficacy, when
57        4, XXXIV  |            facts relating to these individuals? And who has occupied himself
58        4, XXXVI  |            who assert that certain individuals have existed among them
59        4, XXXVI  |          Christians), called those individuals "inspired" whom he did not
60        4, XXXIX  |        visit to Egypt with certain individuals who philosophized on the
61        4, XLII   |            Moses, but from several individuals, as appears from his employing
62        4, LIII   | ameliorates, not merely one or two individuals, but, as far as in it lies,
63        4, LIX    |     dishonour those of very wicked individuals. I do not maintain that
64        4, LXI    |          opinion are unintelligent individuals, see what will result from
65        4, LXIII  |         decrease, viz., that those individuals who were called "Ambiguous"
66        4, LXXXVI |          declares that "in certain individuals among the irrational creation
67        4, XC     |   testimony of many, that numerous individuals have been saved from the
68        4, XCV    |        irrational animals, nor any individuals whom chance may offer, to
69        4, XCVII  |         effect not to any ordinary individuals, but to persons of intelligence.
70        4, XCVII  |     believe, however, that certain individuals do learn from the indistinct
71        5, XVI    |            not God,"--because such individuals are unable to see distinctly
72        5, XX     |          to be determined by those individuals who make no profession of
73        5, XX     |         death the same "unchanged" individuals as before. But what need
74        5, XXXII  |        able to make a selection of individuals from the portion of the
75        5, XXXIII |       above the hills, i.e., those individuals among men who make a profession
76        5, XL     |            although there are some individuals who, having like robbers
77        5, LIII   |          who appeared to different individuals.~
78        5, LVII   |          judge in this way whether individuals are speaking truth or falsehood.
79        6, VI     |        regarding these illustrious individuals, I would say that they saw
80        6, XI     |         been recorded that several individuals had appeared in human life
81        6, XII    |          with us, who are moderate individuals, and not wicked. I have
82        6, XIII   |            Plato. For before these individuals lived, the prophets distinguished
83        6, XIII   |        therefore it is no ordinary individuals whom you will find to have
84        6, XIV    |            nevertheless these very individuals, in imagining that the hands
85        6, XVII   |         has been found in very few individuals, Moses is related to have
86        6, XXII   |        than those in AEgina, where individuals are initiated in the rites
87        6, XXVI   |         been reduced to a very few individuals, and these easily counted.
88        6, XXVII  |        with those who censure such individuals, if indeed there exist any
89        6, XXX    |          truly the most impious of individuals; whereas we discovered that
90        6, XXXIII |            fables of these impious individuals, are represented as spoken
91        6, LIII   |           some paltry and ignorant individuals, he assails the very arguments
92        6, LVI    |          the conversion of certain individuals might be effected. And what
93        6, LXII   |      perhaps because some ignorant individuals had rashly ventured upon
94        8, XIV    |       Grant that there may be some individuals among the multitudes of