Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII   |          now the insincerity of his character! Having said a little before,
 2        1, XV     |            Jews, in which so high a character is bestowed upon that nation
 3        1, XVIII  |         better fitted to change the character of the hearer on the very
 4        1, XX     |             a secret and mysterious character. The Egyptians, then, when
 5        1, XXVIII |          the consistency due to the character of a Jew. For he represents
 6        1, XXXII  |            its extremely miraculous character, and not have admitted,
 7        1, XXXIV  |            to me appropriate to the character of a Jew to have quoted
 8        1, XLIII  |            been in keeping with the character of such an objector. But
 9        1, XLVIII |          observed as a trait of the character of Jesus, that He on all
10        1, L      |             follows he says, in the character of the Jew addressing the
11        1, LII    |         stamped them with a certain character, will not give them up.
12        1, LV     |         nation. And I asked to what character the expression would be
13        1, LXII   |         eleven persons of notorious character, the very wickedest of tax-gatherers
14        1, LXIII  |           and sailors of the vilest character, we have to remark, with
15        1, LXVII  |       spirit and complete change of character, and a humanity, and goodness,
16        1, LXVIII |          instructed by His word and character than by His miracles, as
17        2, XI     |          still a feeling of a mixed character in his mind, produced in
18        2, XXXIII |             striking and miraculous character of the events which befell
19        2, XXXVIII|           slander the philanthropic character of Him, who overlooked not
20        2, XL     |           in acting contrary to the character of that personality which
21        2, XLVI   | tax-gatherers of the most worthless character, and not even the whole
22        2, LIV    |           of Celsus, to keep up the character assigned to the Jew from
23        2, LXIX   |             adapted to their divine character, on a more suitable occasion,
24        2, LXIX   |           the accompaniments of the character He had assumed, in order
25        2, LXXIV  |        entirely in keeping with the character of the same people, who
26        2, LXXV   |           be in conformity with the character of those who disbelieved
27        2, LXXVI  |             Celsus, in adopting the character of a Jew, could not discover
28        2, LXXVI  |         agreeably to his individual character. And is it not a ridiculous
29        2, LXXVII |             as being of a legendary character. Let the above, then, be
30        3, IV     |          come, and whose person and character were made known in their "
31        3, VII    |            of so exceedingly mild a character as not to allow them, when
32        3, VIII   |            a mild and philanthropic character); and because they would
33        3, XXV    |            nature, and whose public character was dissolute and impure--
34        3, XXIX   |         wicked men; for such is the character of the multitudes who constitute
35        3, XLII   |             having been improved in character, and made better by their
36        3, LI     |          while those of a different character they receive with their
37        3, LV     |             uninstructed and rustic character, not venturing to utter
38        3, LXI    |           him individuals of such a character, in order to make use of
39        3, LXVII  |        celebrated for his venerable character. Celsus then does not speak
40        3, LXXVI  |           and sometimes most wicked character, confer any honour upon
41        3, LXXVII |            that is of a disgraceful character.~
42        4, II     |       carried away by the plausible character of the prophetic statements,
43        4, II     |         would call their "plausible character!" He is not, however, aware
44        4, XX     |             not in keeping with the character of God that the diffusion
45        4, XXVII  |            one individual of such a character escapes notice in the crowd.
46        4, XXVIII |     statements, in keeping with the character of the Jews, might be made
47        4, XXXI   |          superhuman purity of their character, were said to be gods, in
48        4, XXXIII |      Christians to prove the sacred character of Abraham, and Isaac, and
49        4, XXXIX  |              in conformity with the character of his father, he is given
50        4, XXXIX  |           on account of the foreign character of their laws and their
51        4, XLI    |         wherein was its "monstrous" character, seeing it is related to
52        4, XLV    |          alone gives to actions the character of good or bad, and that
53        4, XLVII  |        failed to establish the evil character, as he regards it, of our
54        4, LII    |           manner not unbecoming the character of a Jew.~
55        4, LXXV   |           the elements of the manly character that exists within us.~
56        4, LXXXV  |       statements (that the unseemly character of his opinions may be manifest
57        4, XCI    |        other instances of a similar character may be found, to show that
58        4, XCIII  |            all owing to their moral character, so, in the same way, some
59        4, XCVI   |      certain things, although their character may happen to be bad. And
60        5, XXI    |             the wholly unchangeable character of God), yet do not appear
61        5, XXVIII |      described as having a peculiar character of their own, and stamping
62        5, XXX    |             materials) to angels of character more or less severe, and
63        5, XXXII  |            a better and more divine character, which were enacted by Jesus,
64        5, LXV    |           their noble and religious character. We shall, however, here
65        6, X      |             before each one, as his character and disposition may fit
66        6, XVIII  |             to behold the venerable character of Scripture, the sacred
67        6, XXVII  |        Christians are men of such a character; and even at the present
68        6, XXVIII |         asserting that "such is his character, and worthy of execration
69        6, XXVIII |             or a person of virtuous character! What, then, could evince
70        6, XXXI   |           the symbol of life in the character of a type, and opening to
71        6, XXXIX  |       pretence of a worship of this character,--and yet, perhaps, having
72        6, XLIX   |        credible proofs of its silly character, we should have endeavoured
73        6, L      |         establish their nonsensical character; but on the present occasion,
74        6, LII    |          else, in keeping with that character for philanthropy which he
75        6, LXXVIII|     language as this the irreverent character of Celsus, who, unlike a
76        7, V      |          evident that this is their character, when we add that they delight
77        7, VII    |           that such ought to be the character of the prophets of the Most
78        7, VIII   |          prophecies are of the same character as those of the Jewish prophets.
79        7, XV     |           and inconsistent with the character of God, he says: "If these
80        7, XXXVI  |          properly employed when the character and sentiments of the person
81        7, XXXVI  |         these do not agree with the character and opinions of the speaker.
82        7, XXXVI  |         preserving a consistency of character in his heroes, as in Nestor,
83        7, XXXVII |             do not agree with their character and principles. For no one
84        7, XLVI   |            to those who slander the character of persons wishing to do
85        7, XLIX   |         they often exhibit in their character a high degree of gravity,
86        7, LVI    |          passages are of an impious character. Moreover, he again speaks
87        7, LVI    |             Celsus is to vilify the character of Jesus; and I can only
88        8, XIV    |       extravagant or unbecoming the character of God in the doctrine that
89        8, XXI    |     grounded upon true views of the character of God, so that they resulted
90        8, XXXI   |         unimpaired, show their true character to all spectators, whether
91        8, XXXI   |           when they have their true character exposed by misfortunes,