Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |       when unfounded charges were brought against Him, He returned
 2        1, Pref   |        reply to the false charges brought by Celsus against the Christians,
 3        1, XIII   |   according to the Scriptures, is brought to nought; and we call foolishness
 4        1, XXII   |      effort to refute the charges brought against the doctrine of
 5        1, XXIX   |       person--one who had been so brought up, and who, as his calumniators
 6        1, XXXIII |       there must rather have been brought forth some fool to do injury
 7        1, XXXVIII|           he (Jesus), having been brought up as an illegitimate child,
 8        1, XLVII  |          blood, or of their being brought up together, as because
 9        1, XLVIII |       dream impressions have been brought before the minds of many,
10        1, LX     |      broken; this overthrow being brought about not only by the angels
11        1, LX     |    incense, as to a God; and they brought these offerings after they
12        1, LXIV   |         to be cured who have been brought under the dominion of the
13        1, LXIV   |    persons the passions have been brought under restraint, and the
14        1, LXVIII |          a great number, would be brought forward to view, affects
15        1, LXXI   |           with the above remarks, brought to a close his charges against
16        2, I      |         as a reply to the charges brought by him against those who
17        2, I      |           is related that he even brought an offering to the altar,
18        2, II     |        and amid which he has been brought up till he reached the period
19        2, II     |        bear, having been born and brought up amongst Jews. I am of
20        2, VIII   |     moreover, that this charge is brought against the Jews by the
21        2, X      |         Jesus, which His accusers brought forward, this, that He said, "
22        2, XI     |       condemned, he repented, and brought back the thirty pieces of
23        2, XI     |           the poor, repented, and brought back the thirty pieces of
24        2, XIII   |          prediction: "Ye shall be brought before governors and kings
25        2, XIII   |          Now if any deserve to be brought, on account of their opinions,
26        2, XIII   |       their Saviour, "Ye shall be brought before governors and kings
27        2, XX     |          in a physician." We have brought forward all these illustrations
28        2, XXII   |        adds to this, as if he had brought together an argument with
29        2, XXXVIII|           the Jews, who have been brought up under the training of
30        2, XLII   |     moreover, that they should be brought before governors and kings
31        2, LI     |         to those things which are brought about by sorcery, there
32        2, LII    |   demonstrate that it was God who brought these things to pass in
33        2, LV     |           those charges which you brought against our Jesus, but which
34        2, LV     |           but which also might be brought against Moses first? And
35        2, LXIV   |          He healed those who were brought to Him, freeing them from
36        2, LXIX   |         narrative, and would have brought against it some such objection
37        2, LXXIV  |           thy gods, O Israel, who brought thee up out of the land
38        2, LXXVI  |   retorted on him as liable to be brought also against the law and
39        2, LXXVI  |     brings against Jesus might be brought by him against God? For
40        2, LXXVI  |          to what is fitting to be brought before men who are under
41        3, XXXI   |            viz., because God, who brought this to pass, commends in
42        3, XXXVI  |        against whom even they who brought countless other charges,
43        3, XXXVII |      rashly assenting to what was brought forward and discovered by
44        3, XXXVIII|          doctrines), and in being brought up in better circumstances;
45        3, LXXIII |          ignorant persons who are brought into subjection to the laws,
46        3, LXXIII |   possible for such persons to be brought to a better life. And God,
47        3, LXXVII |      things which ought not to be brought into comparison with it,
48        3, LXXVIII|             LXXVIII.~After having brought against us charges of so
49        4, XVIII  |        who, in great benevolence, brought down a Saviour to the human
50        4, XXII   |           him gall to drink, have brought upon themselves the divine
51        4, XXXII  |        wholly given to sin, to be brought back by their sufferings
52        4, XXXIX  |         them together. Now I have brought forward this myth occurring
53        4, XLI    |    elements of all the races were brought into it, that the earth
54        4, LV     |          animals which the waters brought forth after their kinds,
55        4, LV     |      where it is said, "The earth brought forth grass, and herb yielding
56        4, LXXV   |        the works of God, they are brought into existence not more
57        4, LXXV   |          by answering any one who brought against us the charge of
58        4, LXXVII |           that day and night were brought into being for the sake
59        4, XCVIII |         harmony with which He has brought into existence one creature,
60        5, VI     |      kinds of productiveness, are brought about,--by means of whom
61        5, X      |           LORD hath taken us, and brought as forth out of the iron
62        5, XV     |        purificatory fire which is brought upon the world, and probably
63        5, XVI    |           the fire which is to be brought upon the world by God, and
64        5, XX     |          of Phaenarete; and being brought up at Athens, will practise
65        5, XXI    |    individual, and are ever being brought into a better condition,
66        5, XXX    |        degree; while a fifth were brought into a land filled with
67        5, XLVI   |     language in which he has been brought up, will not be guilty of
68        5, LI     |           our ability the charges brought by Celsus against the Jews
69        6, I      |       solely to such as have been brought up amongst literary pursuits,
70        6, X      |        numerous even than we have brought forward in the preceding
71        6, XVI    |           Jesus, who was born and brought up among the Jews, and was
72        6, XIX    |         place; for David long ago brought to view the profundity and
73        6, XXVI   |         to refute the accusations brought against it by Celsus. We
74        6, XXXVI  |       incorruption, then shall be brought to pass the saying that
75        6, LVII   |      objection of Celsus might be brought against those who accept
76        6, LVII   | persuading?"--which also might be brought against all who believe
77        7, I      |       ability to meet the charges brought by Celsus against the Christians,
78        7, XXI    |         over the Gentiles whom he brought under the teaching Of Jesus
79        7, XXVI   |      against Christians have been brought to sought; for the more
80        7, L      |        the dust;" and, "Thou hast brought me into the dust of death;"
81        7, L      |         also who says, "Thou hast brought us down in a place of affliction;"
82        7, LVI    |      repelled the several charges brought against Him. Jesus did indeed
83        7, LXI    |  understanding him, who have been brought up in the schools of learning,
84        8, VI     |   Lacedaemonian ambassadors, when brought before the king of Persia,
85        8, XIII   |             we might perhaps have brought forward such thoughts as
86        8, XXXIII |         Celsus, that we have been brought into life by God; and we
87        8, XXXIII |         God, through Him who hath brought us to God--Jesus Christ.
88        8, XLIII  |         grain of wheat, died, and brought forth much fruit. And the
89        8, XLVII  |      those in which they had been brought up, unless they had been
90        8, XLVIII |     surely the purpose of him who brought to light this doctrine was
91        8, LI     |         that, if a Christian were brought to renounce Christianity
92        8, LIX    |       earth, and every tongue" is brought to "confess that Jesus Christ
93        8, LXII   |   profaned in our minds, by being brought down to the level of wicked
94        8, LXVI   |         grew a child whom Minerva brought up and called Erichthonius,~"