Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVII  |  disposition, and possessed of understanding, and capable of comprehending
 2        1, XXXI   |        but the true wisdom and understanding of God), exerted all their
 3        1, LIV    |      Lo, my Servant shall have understanding, and shall be exalted and
 4        2, V      |       and elevate the soul and understanding of man, and to persuade
 5        2, XLI    |      one possessed of moderate understanding, was Diogenes on that account
 6        2, XLII   |      seems to be the case, not understanding that the Logos had become
 7        2, LXXVII |   whether he has an articulate understanding of such a topic, and is
 8        3, XX     |       he will be amazed at the understanding of the man who can clothe
 9        3, XXXIX  |        all who were capable of understanding, that the guileless purpose
10        3, XLV    |        gave Solomon wisdom and understanding exceeding much, and largeness
11        3, XLV    |     the sake of exercising the understanding of its hearers, it has spoken
12        3, XLVII  |     things which relate to the understanding, and which are unseen and
13        3, XLVII  |       of sense to those of the understanding, when he adds, "For the
14        3, LIV    |         Oh, ye fools, be of an understanding heart," and "Who is the
15        3, LIV    |        those who are devoid of understanding in the words, "Come, eat
16        3, LIV    |       ye may live, and correct understanding in knowledge." This too
17        3, LIX    |       sinner, who is devoid of understanding, who is a child, and, to
18        3, LIX    |        those who are devoid of understanding to those which beget wisdom,
19        3, LXIII  |         LXIII.~After this, not understanding how it has been said that "
20        3, LXXVII |      is the act of those whose understanding is darkened. We do not then
21        4, VIII   |        received by the popular understanding. And in order that these
22        4, XXX    |   effect, and perhaps also not understanding the saying, that "he who
23        4, XXXII  |    being adorned not only with understanding, but also with a share of
24        4, XXXVII |       breath of life," and not understanding the sense in which the expression
25        4, XXXVIII|       latter, as offending the understanding, and to declare that they
26        4, XLIII  |   while living with Laban, not understanding to what these words refer: "
27        4, LXV    |     for such to attain a clear understanding of it, unless it be revealed
28        4, LXX    |      one possessed of moderate understanding would wish to be engaged.
29        4, LXXI   |      what follows, Celsus, not understanding that the language of Scripture
30        4, LXXI   |       anxious to attain a true understanding of holy Scripture, will
31        4, LXXI   |       to such as are of acuter understanding, both meanings being frequently
32        4, LXXV   |    derive their origin from an understanding that is beyond all admiration.
33        4, LXXVI  |  wishing to exercise the human understanding in all countries (that it
34        4, LXXVI  |        they might employ their understanding in the invention of the
35        4, LXXV   |      observe, that the gift of understanding has been bestowed upon us
36        4, LXXV   |      them, yet by means of our understanding obtain the mastery, and
37        4, LXXV   |       being and of his natural understanding. For some purposes we require
38        4, LXXIX  |      such as by means of their understanding obtain the mastery over
39        4, LXXIX  |       do not make use of their understanding to secure their safety from
40        4, LXXX   |      towards the attainment of understanding and the other virtues, and
41        4, LXXX   |     beasts to be a prey to the understanding of man, and to the arts,
42        4, LXXX   |   which are the product of the understanding. For it was not without
43        4, LXXXVI | reflective powers and of their understanding what has been bestowed by
44        4, XC     |      honour," does not possess understanding, and therefore he did not
45        4, XCIV   |    Athene, was not divine, but understanding the words spoken by this "
46        4, XCVII  |       demons, and having their understanding dragged down from God and
47        5, I      |       not our subject with our understanding and reason empty and devoid
48        5, X      |  resemble as a result of their understanding and observing the law of
49        5, XIX    |       of believers, and to the understanding of the common people, who
50        5, XXIX   |       thrown before the common understanding, nor what is holy given
51        5, LIV    |   Celsus has adduced, from not understanding the contents of the book
52        5, LV     |       those who are capable of understanding the meaning of the prophet,
53        5, LX     |     used figuratively for the "understanding," as one would call it without
54        6, III    |       those who are capable of understanding them. Suppose that Plato,
55        6, IV     |        are comprehended by the understanding alone,--and although they
56        6, V      |      which is perceived by the understanding), and maketh him a light
57        6, XVII   |      to the pollution of their understanding, which is clothed with the
58        6, XIX    |     soul, and is beheld by the understanding alone; and around it the
59        6, XX     |       those who are capable of understanding him, the apostle manifestly
60        6, XX     |    which are the object of the understanding, and cognisable by it alone.
61        6, XX     |     greatness of His power and understanding "has passed through the
62        6, XXXII  |   fictions, have, from neither understanding magic, nor discriminating
63        6, XXXVI  |        means of the tree;" not understanding, I think, the symbolical
64        6, XXXVIII|    which was the inscription, "Understanding." We have introduced these
65        6, XLVI   |       bold in countenance, and understanding riddles. And his power shall
66        6, LXI    |                LXI.~Again, not understanding the meaning of the words, "
67        6, LXII   |        of such things, and not understanding, moreover, on what principles
68        6, LXII   |     limbs," we agree with him, understanding the things "of which we
69        6, LXIX   |    with the heart that is, the understanding; not indeed with any kind
70        6, LXX    |    which is the object of the "understanding." It is the same, too, with
71        6, LXX    |   rendered in spirit, and with understanding. It is not, however, with
72        6, LXXI   |     Celsus accordingly, as not understanding the doctrine relating to
73        7, VIII   |      thoughts that are without understanding."~
74        7, X      |        the reach of the common understanding, they set them forth in
75        7, XXXII  |       the resurrection without understanding it, and who, simply because
76        7, LX     |                 LX.~Now, after understanding this illustration, we have
77        7, LXI    |     those have a difficulty in understanding him, who have been brought
78        8, XXIX   |       for themselves a correct understanding of the law of Moses, carefully