Book, Chapter

 1        1, III    |             to this is, that in the case of Socrates the Athenians
 2        1, III    |           Magna Graecia; but in the case of the Christians, the Roman
 3        1, VI     |        Himself taught (would be the case), when He said: "Many shall
 4        1, IX     |            so also, he says, is the case among Christians. And he
 5        1, IX     |           signification, (as is the case with other systems). But
 6        1, XII    |            indeed, it should be the case that he has heard this boast, "
 7        1, XIV    |          not appear to prejudge the case) have related that the Assyrians
 8        1, XVII   |          show the true state of the case from offering such a defence
 9        1, XXXI   |           this was analogous to the case of those who have died for
10        1, XXXVII |       writers on animals say is the case with vultures), and that
11        1, XLII   |             prove that such was the case, especially under the weight
12        1, LXV    |            time, as formerly in the case of Socrates, and so prevent
13        1, LXXI   |          who seeks to make good his case, but of one who is in an
14        1, LXXI   |       proper course is to state the case, and candidly to investigate
15        2, XIV    |         admission, as he did in the case of the miracles, when he
16        2, XVI    |       wonder is it, then, if in the case of One who performed many
17        2, XIX    |              that "it is always the case when a man against whom
18        2, XX     |        might be applied, say in the case of a sick man, with the
19        2, XXX    |       native country, which was the case before the times of Augustus,
20        2, XXXVI  |           miraculous feature in the case of the dead body of Jesus
21        2, XLII   |          indeed, as seems to be the case, not understanding that
22        2, XLIX   |          out of men, sorcery in the case of these individuals, or
23        2, LII    |           rather be shown to be the case with Jesus, who accomplished
24        2, LV     |        their deception?--as was the case, they say, with Zamolxis
25        2, LV     |          wishes, which has been the case with numberless individuals;
26        2, LVI    |              there would, in such a case, have been ground for the
27        2, LX     |            continues, "has been the case with numberless individuals."
28        2, LX     |      suppose a waking vision in the case of those who are not altogether
29        2, LXVI   |             God appeared in the one case on the same principle that
30        2, LXVIII |  impossibilities; so that in either case they are deserving of ridicule.
31        2, LXVIII |         from the very nature of the case; and is certain, moreover,
32        2, LXXVI  |           and this would not be the case with a God, or even a prudent
33        3, III    |      himself admits, instancing the case of AEsculapius, who conferred
34        3, III    |            the probabilities of the case s for those to suppose who
35        3, IV     |           above be the state of the case, how do Jews and Christians
36        3, IX     |         from the very nature of the case, to say that "if all men
37        3, XXIII  |             also in each particular case, whether those beings can
38        3, XXVII  |         assent. And (this being the case), we ask, How is it possible
39        3, XXVII  |           but that this was not the case with the story of Aristeas
40        3, XXXI   |              while this was not the case either with the Proconnesian
41        3, XXXII  |            Celsus next mentions the case of the Clazomenian, subjoining
42        3, XXXIII |          the eyes, produced, in the case of the Astypalaean, a result
43        3, XXXVI  |           as he next introduces the case of the favourite of Adrian (
44        3, XXXVIII|            unfortunate, I in such a case refer the cause to God,
45        3, XXXVIII|           to contribute even in the case of the most talented, to
46        3, LI     |        greater interval than in the case of those who were admitted
47        3, LVIII  |            You, at all events, in a case where fathers deemed the
48        3, LXVIII |         produce such results in the case of those individuals just
49        3, LXXV   |     ignorant individuals. In either case, then, he will be shown
50        4, IX     |            and tortures, as was the case under the former economy.
51        4, XVI    |             And hence it is not the case, as Celsus and those like
52        4, XVIII  |             medicine, either in the case of sick and lunatic friends,
53        4, XVIII  |           good of his health in the case of a sick man or (is specially)
54        4, XVIII  |        appropriately change, in the case of each individual, the
55        4, XXII   |         falsehood, if it be not the case that the whole Jewish nation
56        4, XL     |         able to prevent even in the case of a single individual,
57        4, XLV    |  indifferent, they have assumed the case of a wise man being left
58        4, XLV    |            with his daughter in the case already supposed, of all
59        4, XLV    |            be the real state of the case, it admits not only of a
60        4, LX     |            well. And if this is the case, it is clear also that,
61        4, LX     |       evident also that this is the case in the opinion of those
62        4, LXIV   |     barrenness; and the same is the case with the greater or less
63        4, LXVIII |           maintain that this is the case not only with the course
64        4, LXX    |             were to say that in the case of a city, a man who had
65        4, LXXIX  |        great difference between the case of such as by means of their
66        4, LXXXIV |            to say that this was the case with ants would be a most
67        5, XIX    |            as He pleases: as in the case of plants that are sown,
68        5, XIX    |            are sown, so also in the case of those beings who are,
69        5, XXXI   |           of punishment, as was the case with the others. Let him
70        5, XXXV   |         country's customs, in which case they will escape censure;
71        5, XXXVII |           do this still more in the case of those laws which relate
72        5, XXXVIII| illustration may be employed in the case of the Arabians, if from
73        5, XLV    |           with no result, as is the case with other names possessed
74        5, LI     |           the very clearness of the case itself, for it is demonstrated
75        5, LVII   |             relate; since it is the case that neither do all men
76        5, LIX    |            for if this had been the case, Celsus would have been
77        6, XI     |             as the clearness of the case impels us to do. If it had
78        6, XI     |           of the profession (in the case of each individual) that
79        6, XXII   |          them. Now, whatever be the case with regard to these,--whether
80        6, XXIII  |        towards the east, as was the case with the first; and what
81        6, XXXIX  |           and the same also was the case with the Persians, or Indians,
82        7, XV     |      premiss is false, which in the case before us is this, "that
83        7, XXVI   |             punishments. But in the case of the ancient Jews, who
84        7, XXVI   |             very laws would in that case restrain them, and prevent
85        8, XXI    |       fruits of the earth,--in that case, it is clear that those
86        8, LXIII  |            he adds: "If this is the case, what harm is there in gaining
87        8, LXV    |             of demons, then in that case we must die sooner than