Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |            witness against Jesus to put Him to death, but found
 2        1, I     |             association in order to put to death a tyrant who had
 3        1, XIX   |            others. And if he should put forward the dialogues of
 4        1, XLVII |    befalling the people, since they put to death Christ, who was
 5        1, XLVII |           Christ),--the Jews having put him to death, although he
 6        1, LII   |           the former are not easily put aside by those who have
 7        1, LXVI  |           ye should be captured and put to death! And was not the
 8        1, LXVI  |             of Herod in his wish to put the Child to death, or that
 9        1, LXVIII|             existence, and who will put in motion, as if alive,
10        2, X     |          cut off his ear, He said: "Put up thy sword into its sheath:
11        2, XIII  |    permitted to the Jews alone, are put to death. And you never
12        2, XVII  |          Christianity they would be put to death, but that if they
13        2, XXIV  |          and who work wickedly, are put to death by God, and that
14        2, XXVIII|       writings; but Celsus has here put l in the mouth of a Jew
15        2, XXXIII|      perform as being a God? Did he put his enemies to shame, or
16        2, XXXIV |         those who mocked Jesus, and put on Him the purple robe,
17        2, XLIV  |         right way of honouring God, put to death in accordance with
18        2, XLIX  |        Christ--which is not a claim put forth by sorcerers--and
19        2, LIV   |           Moses)? Was it because he put on record the following
20        2, LIV   |           in reply, that Moses also put on record (for the book
21        2, LXI   |             but he added, "Unless I put my hand into the print of
22        2, LXIV  |              that before Jesus had "put off the governments and
23        2, LXIV  |              but that, when He had "put off the governments and
24        2, LXVII |            the matter: "But the men put forth their hand, and pulled
25        2, LXIX  |            He who as a man had been put to death, and who as a man
26        2, LXIX  |         disappear after he had been put upon the cross, and not
27        3, XXXIV |              was taken prisoner and put to death, we are acting
28        3, LXXV  |      braggart as to say what Celsus put in the mouth of one of our
29        4, I     |            prophet: "Behold, I have put My words in thy mouth as
30        4, XVII  |            remains being afterwards put together again, he returned
31        4, XXXVI |           claims to great antiquity put forth by many nations, as
32        4, XXXIX |             of Plato, and which are put in the mouth of Socrates
33        4, XLII  |           his habit is, in order to put the narrative in a more
34        4, XLV   |           having perished; and they put the question whether the
35        4, LXXII |            by the mouth of Paul to "put off all these, anger, wrath,
36        4, XCVIII|      irrational animals which might put men to shame, in the matter
37        5, XIX   |          burdened,--not wishing to "put off" the tabernacle, but
38        5, XIX   |         corruptible tabernacle must put on incorruption; and its
39        5, XIX   |             which follows sin, must put on immortality, in order
40        5, XIX   |          the corruptible shall have put on incorruption, and the
41        5, LVIII |             Word, and who wished to put Him to death, and to show
42        6, X     |             the Son of God;" but we put the Gospel before each one,
43        6, XXXIV |  slaughtered by the sword, and many put to death that they may live,
44        6, XXXVI |        follows: "When He shall have put all enemies under His feet,
45        6, XXXVI |         this corruptible shall have put on incorruption, then shall
46        6, XLVI  |            the time an end shall be put to the desolation." So many,
47        6, LV    |             passage, this statement put into the mouth of God, "
48        6, LXII  |           divinity. If we, however, put a higher meaning upon the
49        6, LXVII |         manner: "Woe unto them that put darkness for light, and
50        6, LXIX  |            and difficult to see, He put His own Spirit into a body
51        6, LXIX  |          was 'difficult to see,' He put His own Spirit in a body
52        6, LXX   |           coming from us, that "God put His own Spirit into a body,
53        7, XIV   |          that the great God--not to put it more harshly--would become
54        7, XVIII |     dominion, to fill the earth, to put their enemies of every age
55        7, XXI   |           chase a thousand, and two put ten thousand to flight."
56        7, XXIV  |            only what is needful, to put our trust in the providence
57        7, XXXII |         that "the corruptible shall put on incorruption," which
58        7, XXXII |               and "the mortal shall put on immortality," which is
59        7, XXXVI |            justly condemn a man who put into the mouths of barbarians,
60        7, LIV   |         Celsus has to oppose us and put down Jesus that leads him
61        7, LV    |          heaped upon Him, when they put upon Him the purple robe,
62        7, LV    |             His head, and when they put in His hand a reed in place
63        8, II    |           divine word. After having put this question for the purpose
64        8, IX    |         given by God." And we would put to Celsus this question
65        8, IX    |             if the same question is put to us in regard to the worship
66        8, XVII  | Only-begotten. And again, they who "put off the old man with his
67        8, XVII  |             man with his deeds, and put on the new man, which is
68        8, XXXII |        though through the restraint put upon them they are not always
69        8, XXXIV |          power over those who "have put on the whole armour of God,"
70        8, XXXV  |            Lycurgus had had his eye put out by a man, he got the
71        8, XL    |            The fathers shall not be put to death for the children,
72        8, XL    |         fathers. Every man shall be put to death for his own sin."
73        8, XLV   |         their crimes, others having put an end to their lives, and
74        8, LIV   |           not have counselled us to put our confidence in those
75        8, LVIII |         wishes us on this ground to put confidence in these demons
76        8, LIX   |        embrace Christianity, and to put our faith in an innumerable
77        8, LXII  |         believe that the statements put forth by Christians were
78        8, LXIV  |             High through Jesus, who put to flight multitudes of
79        8, LXIX  |        accord, they will be able to put to flight far more enemies