Book, Chapter

 1        1, XV      |         Jews also among those who hold this view; not showing any
 2        1, XIX     |          agreement with those who hold that the world is uncreated.
 3        1, XXIV    |    arrangement, or, as the Stoics hold, by nature; the first words
 4        1, XXVII   |       reasoning power, obtained a hold only over the ignorant.
 5        1, XLVIII  |         of perception, and laying hold on the Logos by faith, so
 6        1, LVII    |          overturned, having taken hold of very few persons indeed,
 7        2, XI      |         of which is this: "O God, hold not Thy peace before my
 8        2, XX      |         in words beginning thus: "Hold not Thy peace, O God of
 9        2, XXVII   |          whoever they may be, who hold false opinions; so neither
10        2, XL      |        its help, before those who hold erroneous views on the subject
11        2, XLVIII  |      blind, and that therefore we hold Him to be the Christ and
12        2, LVI     | unmistakeable proof of the fact I hold to be the undertaking of
13        2, LXIV    |        the temple, and ye laid no hold on Me." Entertaining, then,
14        2, LXX     |        the temple, and ye laid no hold upon Me." Bat having once
15        3, IX      |           enjoyed among those who hold the same belief, especially
16        3, XIII    |           Now, if these arguments hold good, why should we not
17        3, XX      |           And we say to those who hold similar opinions to those
18        3, XXXI    |         consistent with reason to hold with regard to Jesus, who
19        3, XXXV    |           and of one who does not hold the same views with the
20        3, XLIX    |        number of the educated who hold erroneous opinions is what
21        3, LV      |        masters; but when they get hold of the children privately,
22        3, LXXII   |         to speak, is in those who hold false opinions and who are
23        3, LXXV    |          See that none of you lay hold of knowledge;" nor do we
24        4, XXIV    |      treat them as men, while you hold cheap Christians and Jews,
25        4, XL      |           earth, until it can lay hold of some stable resting-place.~
26        4, LVII    |     doctrine of providence firmly hold; so that, if God so willed,
27        4, LX      |          the opinion of those who hold that the world is to perish;
28        4, LX      |      perish; while those also who hold the opposite view will endeavour
29        4, LX      |          the opinion of those who hold it to be uncreated. If,
30        4, LXIII   |          to the view of those who hold the indestructibility of
31        4, LXXIV   |    irrational and soulless beings hold that of the envelope which
32        4, LXXXI   |  existence of Providence, and who hold that Providence created
33        4, LXXXVIII|      other animals, let those who hold this opinion know that this
34        4, LXXXVIII|    moreover, say that the animals hold meetings which are more
35        4, LXXXVIII|           now how he at once lays hold of, and brings forward as
36        4, LXXXIX  |          than ours, and that they hold among themselves certain
37        4, XCVII   |        men say that these animals hold assemblies which are more
38        5, VII     |      according to the Greeks, who hold the doctrine of Providence,
39        5, XV      |            as it were, as a cook, hold the belief in a general
40        5, XXI     |           although they appear to hold the incorruptibility of
41        5, XXI     |           the same positions, and hold the same relations to one
42        5, XXI     |          the Egyptians, moreover, hold similar views, and yet they
43        5, XXIII   |           the opinions which they hold regarding the unchangeableness
44        5, XXIII   |          must at once necessarily hold that they are not contrary
45        5, XLII    |        all visible nature, and to hold the belief that God was
46        5, XLVI    |    although the Egyptians were to hold Ammon before us under threat
47        5, XLVII   |           followers of Plato, who hold that righteousness is the
48        5, LX      |        Celsus, who thinks that we hold the same opinions on the
49        5, LXI     |        accusation against such as hold that certain natures are
50        5, LXIII   |          judged. And if those who hold different opinions will
51        6, III     |       unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness;
52        6, XXVII   |      accursed' god." Then, laying hold of the expression, he assails,
53        6, XXXVI   |          be referred by those who hold the doctrine of transmigration
54        7, XX      |           that which precedes. We hold, then, that the law has
55        7, XXIII   |          access to the Father, we hold that he who is adorned by
56        7, XXVII   |           us, but which we do not hold, regarding the Divine Being,
57        7, XXVII   |     refutation. Indeed, if we did hold those views of God which
58        7, XXX     |        with sapphires." Those who hold in greatest reverence the
59        7, XXXII   |      relation does "incorruption" hold to "the incorruptible,"
60        7, XXXVIII |                 XXXVIII.~Since we hold that the great God is in
61        7, XLIII   |   unspeakable." For ourselves, we hold that not God alone is unspeakable,
62        7, XLIII   |            let him hear." We also hold that it is a hard matter
63        7, LXII    |          world. That the Persians hold the same notions is shown
64        7, LXII    |     certain beings. But they will hold that the beings to whom
65        7, LXIII   |         interests of society, and hold it to be forbidden by nature
66        7, LXV     |       ought not in our worship to hold the place of God, the all-sufficient,
67        7, LXVI    |         not to be listened to who hold that the objects of their
68        7, LXVI    |       been given already, that we hold the resemblance to God to
69        7, LXVII   |     certain beings; but they will hold that the beings to whom
70        7, LXIX    |         would avoid death; and we hold that the worship, which
71        8, II      |          passions to God. It does hold true among men, that he
72        8, III     |        the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise
73        8, V       |         the language of those who hold these views, and who refuse
74        8, XIV     |           God; however, we do not hold with them, but rather believe
75        8, XXV     |       distinction may be shown to hold among demons. If that is
76        8, XXXIV   |          the Son of God," and "we hold fast this profession" as
77        8, XXXIX   |         of God a demon. For as we hold that all demons are evil,
78        8, XLVIII  |    affected by the doctrines they hold about what we speak of as
79        8, XLIX    |       were worthless? But men who hold such notions, and are so
80        8, XLIX    |   precious than the body;" for we hold that far beyond all bodies
81        8, LXIII   |          never m any way lose our hold of God, whether by day or
82        8, LXIX    |       fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace;" and if they
83        8, LXXII   |      brevity. The Stoics, indeed, hold that, when the strongest
84        8, LXXII   |    medical skill can cure, yet we hold that in the mind there is