Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |        that we may not have the appearance of being reluctant to undertake
 2        1, II     |         its origin. And with an appearance of fairness, he does not
 3        1, XV     |       many sources what had the appearance of truth; for, in the first
 4        1, XXIII  |      the Greeks, which have the appearance of being invested with bodies,
 5        1, XL     |      attacks the account of the appearance of the Holy Spirit in the
 6        1, XLI    |        that we may not have the appearance of intentionally passing
 7        1, XLI    |         of impugning the bodily appearance of the Holy Spirit to our
 8        1, XLI    |       you say that what had the appearance of a bird from the air alighted
 9        1, XLI    |    credible witness beheld this appearance? or who heard a voice from
10        1, XLIII  |       if he who disbelieves the appearance of the Holy Spirit in the
11        1, XLIII  |       than the narrative of the appearance of the dove, that he attributes
12        1, XLIII  | expressing his disbelief of the appearance, and thinking to assail
13        1, XLIII  |         he adds, ' This was the appearance of the likeness of the glory
14        1, XLIV   |     those who have narrated the appearance of the dove and the voice
15        1, XLVIII | language to Jesus regarding the appearance of the Holy Spirit in the
16        1, LIV    |        form nor beauty: but His appearance was without honour, and
17        1, LIX    |       happen, comets made their appearance; and he gives an account
18        1, LIX    |         but with respect to the appearance of a star at the birth of
19        1, LIX    |         about the Magi, and the appearance of the star at the birth
20        1, LX     |  conjectured that the man whose appearance had been foretold along
21        1, LXII   |     divine power, they have the appearance only of being converted
22        1, LXVIII |         but which have only the appearance of life. And he asks, "Since,
23        1, LXXI   |     consideration of the second appearance of the Jew, in which he
24        2, IV     |       the prophets," and by the appearance of our Lord Jesus Christ.
25        2, VII    |         is to be found even the appearance of language dictated by
26        2, XI     |         of Jesus, which had the appearance (so to speak) of some remnant
27        2, XVI    |     underwent His sufferings in appearance, not in reality. For had
28        2, XVI    |        as having been merely in appearance, in order that His resurrection
29        2, XXV    |    sufferings, but only had the appearance of so doing?~
30        2, XXXVIII|         after the period of His appearance in the flesh, that He underwent
31        2, XXXIX  |      Him), had, by His glorious appearance, their belief more firmly
32        2, LI     |       arguments, which have the appearance of establishing the truth,
33        2, LV     |       be myths, but to have the appearance of such, while you have
34        2, LV     |        bad formed to himself an appearance according to his own wishes,
35        2, LVIII  |       be myths, but to have the appearance of such, while you have
36        2, LX     |     imagination, formed such an appearance as he himself desired, reported
37        2, LX     |     body said to be of splendid appearance. But Celsus, unwilling to
38        2, LXI    |        after His death only the appearance of wounds received on the
39        2, LXI    |         all respects its former appearance, "Both in size, and in beauty
40        2, LXII   |         His sufferings, and the appearance of a soul uncovered by such
41        2, LXIV   |         observing the glorified appearance of Moses and Elijah, and
42        2, LXIV   |         had not always the same appearance, viz., that Judas, when
43        2, LXV    |     apostles, who introduce the appearance of Jesus after His resurrection
44        2, LXVI   |        of the saints, and this "appearance" was not a thing of constant
45        3, XXXVI  |         that there was even the appearance of his performing anything (
46        3, XXXVI  |          that they may have the appearance of alarming the uneducated
47        3, XXXVIII|       investigation, having the appearance of the former to the multitude,
48        3, XL     |     some image or symbol of His appearance. And therefore we say at
49        3, XLIX   |       have both the reality and appearance of wisdom? What hindrance
50        3, LVII   |        charge would have had an appearance of probability; but when
51        4, XV     |        His real and pre-eminent appearance.~
52        4, XVI    |  mountain, showed that His real appearance was something different,
53        4, XVIII  |       as we do not wish even in appearance to leave any one of his
54        4, XIX    |     Jesus among men was no mere appearance, but a real manifestation,
55        4, XXVI   |       of God, and, under a vain appearance of piety, worship either
56        4, XXVII  |         even those who have the appearance of philosophers are not
57        4, XXXI   |        to reality, feigning the appearance merely of what was really
58        4, XLIX   |   Scriptures, he would have the appearance, perhaps, of making a plausible
59        4, LXIII  |     wickedness, have made their appearance in human life, we may say
60        5, VIII   |    Christianity by a miraculous appearance of Jesus, the following
61        5, XXXVI  |      the sake of men, under the appearance of relating to irrational
62        5, XLIII  |      also of those who have the appearance of philosophers; because
63        5, LII    |         be supposed to have the appearance of announcing something
64        5, LIII   |       But that we may avoid the appearance of intentionally passing
65        5, LVIII  |     this matter, or to have the appearance of unreasonably introducing
66        5, LIX    |         book, and to give it an appearance of importance, he recklessly
67        5, LXIII  |     place, that he may have the appearance of knowing still more than
68        6, X      |        words, yet, to avoid the appearance of retreating to an irrefutable
69        6, XXX    |       being somewhat asinine in appearance. We have thought it proper
70        6, XXXIX  |          that they may have the appearance of acting by divine power),
71        6, XLV    |    height when it simulates the appearance of the good, for that reason
72        6, LVIII  |   handwork. And if there is the appearance of God threatening the catastrophe
73        6, LXVIII |          by any one) before the appearance of the Word. And who else
74        6, LXXIII |       and yet, I presume, their appearance does not suggest to us whether
75        6, LXXIII |       their creation, for their appearance does not suggest it, although
76        6, LXXVI  |       Son of God, that His very appearance should have been made the
77        6, LXXVI  |        nor beauty, but that His appearance was without honour, and
78        6, LXXVII |        mount," He has a diviner appearance, which they behold, if there
79        6, LXXVIII|        prophecy should make His appearance among those who had become
80        7, XXXV   |        Celsus supposes that the appearance of Christ to His disciples
81        7, LXIV   |        self-restraint, which in appearance is one and the same, is