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 1        1, Pref   |          you wished me to write a reply to the false charges brought
 2        1, Pref   |           might be preserved by a reply to them of such a nature
 3        1, Pref   |      order that the reader of our reply to Celsus might fall in
 4        1, I      |       violation of it, we have to reply, that if a man were placed
 5        1, IV     |         branch of instruction. In reply to which we have to say,
 6        1, XXIX   |         his renown, the following reply: "Neither would I, had I
 7        1, XXXIV  |            Lo, a young woman," we reply that the word "Olmah"--which
 8        1, XLII   |         XLII.~Before we begin our reply, we have to remark that
 9        1, LVII   |          differ from another?" In reply to whom we say, that every
10        1, LXVII  |          were the Son of God." In reply to which we have to say
11        1, LXX    |  contemptible objections. For our reply to him will be, that he
12        1, LXXI   |        human affections. But what reply need be made to him who,
13        1, LXXI   |     contents of our first book in reply to him. And if God bestow
14        2, I      |      intend the present part as a reply to the charges brought by
15        2, IX     |        and an angel." To which we reply, that even we do not suppose
16        2, XX     |   frivolous, the following is our reply to such statements. Celsus
17        2, XXIX   |           not necessary for us to reply to the objection, supposed
18        2, XXX    |       have done." We would say in reply, that so He did; for righteousness
19        2, XXXIV  |          he would probably say in reply, that there are certain
20        2, XXXV   |           his Father?" We have to reply, that it would be the same
21        2, LIV    |           Moses, and would say in reply, that Moses also put on
22        2, LVIII  |         he breathed his last?" We reply to the Jew: "What you adduce
23        2, LIX    |       refer to want of virtue, we reply that He was of very great
24        2, LXXV   |     beginning. For I would say in reply to this Jew of Celsus, when
25        2, LXXVII |           the above, then, be our reply to this Jew of Celsus. And
26        2, LXXVIII|          whatever they may say in reply with respect to the providence
27        3, XII    |         by the various sects." In reply to which, we say that heresies
28        3, XVI    |         mankind? And if he should reply that "we weave together
29        3, XVI    |  mysteries; " we shall ask him in reply, "Erroneous opinions from
30        3, XVII   |           anything else--we shall reply that we have spoken in the
31        3, XIX    |      about Jesus." Now to this we reply, "Good sir, (suppose that)
32        3, XX     |           wisdom, we shall say in reply: first of all examine the
33        3, XXII   |           shadow!" Now to this we reply, that it was very artful
34        3, XXII   |           not regard them as gods reply as follows: These beings,
35        3, XLII   |         and Hercules? To which we reply, "What great deed has AEsculapius,
36        3, XLIII  |        observe such a custom," we reply that Callimachus the Cyrenian,
37        3, XLIV   |           women and children." In reply to which, we say that, as
38        3, XLIX   |         for us to wish to offer a reply to such statements of Celsus
39        3, LXII   |       committed sin?" To which we reply, that if by those "who were
40        3, LXII   | distinction in his statement,--we reply that it is impossible for
41        3, LXIV   |        similar nature, we have to reply that absolutely a sinner
42        3, LXXII  |     ensnared by their wisdom." In reply to which we say that, since
43        3, LXXV   |     exposed," we shall inquire in reply, "What are the physicians
44        3, LXXX   |     through vain hopes," we thus' reply to him when he finds fault
45        4, I      |       offer this fourth book as a reply to what follows. And we
46        4, III    |         however, as if some would reply that it was "in order to
47        4, XIX    |       nevertheless will attempt a reply, because you assert, Celsus,
48        4, XXIV   |                          XXIV.~In reply to these, we ask of those
49        4, XXIV   |         to our question, we shall reply by endeavouring to show
50        4, LIII   |       invite him who peruses this reply of ours to the charges of
51        4, LVI    |        however, are sufficient in reply to Celsus, when he asserts
52        4, LXX    |           it necessary to make in reply to the assertion, that "
53        4, XCVIII |        support, we have to say in reply, that this is done by the
54        4, XCIX   |       place." Let us then briefly reply to these statements. I think,
55        5, I      |       begin the fifth book of our reply to the treatise of Celsus,
56        5, I      |  successfully or not), and let us reply to them. And may God grant
57        5, XIII   |        willing, address to him in reply such arguments as shall
58        5, XXXIII |      ancestral customs. They will reply, No one, because they spring
59        5, XXXIII |         or who is our founder, we reply that we are come, agreeably
60        5, LIII   |           be really an angel," we reply that we do not accept of
61        6, II     |        have made these remarks in reply to the charges which Celsus
62        6, VII    |     himself, what we have said in reply may suffice. Seeing, however,
63        6, X      |             Now, if one wished to reply to Celsus, one might say
64        6, XXXII  |      peruses his treatise and our reply, that we have no lack of
65        6, XXXVIII| introduced these matters into our reply to Celsus, to show to our
66        6, XLIII  |        may not appear to quote in reply to Celsus from more recent
67        6, XLVI   |        the charges of Celsus, and reply to it as we best may.~
68        6, LIX    |      himself created?" To this we reply, that God by no means removes
69        7, III    |       oracles here enumerated, we reply that it would be possible
70        7, XVIII  |       been deceived by it, we may reply that we have only to read
71        7, XXV    |           the law, we must say in reply, that this precept, "Whosoever
72        7, XLVI   |   reasonings. But here we have to reply to those who slander the
73        7, LV     |       under sufferings?" we would reply, that the silence of Jesus
74        7, LXV    |           and heroes are," we may reply that it is easy to know
75        8, XII    |          His servant." To this we reply, that if Celsus had known
76        8, XXVII  |          fear." So much, then, in reply to those statements of Celsus: "
77        8, LV     |    tribute in return." To this we reply, that there appears to us
78        8, LXXIII |           and to slay men, we can reply: "Do not those who are priests
79        8, LXXVI  |    considered it proper to say in reply to that book of Celsus which
80        8, LXXVI  |           his discourse and of my reply to judge which of the two