Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII    |    following words: "And I do not maintain that if a man, who has adopted
 2        1, XVIII   |          of the earth. And this I maintain, having as yet entered into
 3        1, XXVIII  |         and show that he does not maintain, throughout the discussion,
 4        2, XII     |           of his philosophy would maintain, Aristotle was guilty of
 5        2, XIII    |         Romans. For they will not maintain that the acquaintances and
 6        2, XIX     |        have come to pass." Now we maintain that they not only came
 7        2, XLVI    |        the height of absurdity to maintain, that if, while he himself
 8        2, L       |          And who would rationally maintain that an improved moral life,
 9        2, LXIX    |     suspension upon the cross, to maintain all the accompaniments of
10        2, LXXII   |          wishes to hear it. And I maintain, that the voice of God which
11        3, IX      |          to God. And no one would maintain that they did this for the
12        3, XIV     |          after His incarnation. I maintain, moreover, that even after
13        3, XVII    |         do not think that he will maintain anything else--we shall
14        3, XLIII   |           buried, indeed, but who maintain that He has also been raised
15        3, L       |         happen to meet. Will they maintain, then, that these who do
16        3, LXIX    |      every rational soul, and who maintain that none has been created
17        3, LXX     |        evil. We, on the contrary, maintain that as that which by nature
18        3, LXXV    |           its parts, and who also maintain that all things will one
19        4, II      |  Christians and (all) Jews should maintain, the former that there has
20        4, XX      | consideration, but that if we too maintain certain of these views,
21        4, XXIV    |          no sensible person would maintain that these irrational creatures
22        4, XXIX    |            And if any one were to maintain what is asserted by some (
23        4, XLI     |      height, it was impossible to maintain that it contained (all)
24        4, LV      |                         LV.~But I maintain that, if he had the patience (
25        4, LVI     |         and the Peripatetics, who maintain that the ether is immaterial,
26        4, LVI     |         required to explain i and maintain the following statement
27        4, LVIII   |        knowledge of divinity," to maintain that not only is the soul
28        4, LIX     |      wicked individuals. I do not maintain that such a principle has
29        4, LXI     |         meaning of words, will he maintain that no product of matter
30        4, LXVI    |        not evil and good." But to maintain that matter, dwelling among
31        4, LXVIII  |        the majority of the Stoics maintain that this is the case not
32        4, LXXIV   |       irrational animals, and who maintain that Providence created
33        4, LXXV    |          use of men, why will you maintain that they grow for the use
34        4, LXXX    |       they should thus be able to maintain life of themselves, and
35        4, LXXXVIII|            for what would any one maintain to be more divine than the
36        4, LXXXVIII|        the divination; since some maintain that it is from certain
37        4, XCIV    |          why should we not rather maintain, that when omens are accepted
38        4, XCIX    |         which he mentions; but we maintain that the Creator did not
39        5, III     |             in order that you may maintain the truth of your own position;
40        5, VII     |         be made even by those who maintain that the Cosmos is God.
41        5, VII     |        obscure language, will not maintain that either the heaven or
42        5, XX      |          preceding. And these men maintain, that in the succeeding
43        5, XXI     |         such as he; while we, who maintain that all things are administered
44        5, XXIII   |      XXIII.~We, therefore, do not maintain that the body which has
45        5, XXIII   |       former condition. But we do maintain, that as above the gain
46        5, XXIII   |         are inconceivable. But we maintain, at the same time, that
47        5, XXIII   |      contrary to nature, while we maintain that "God does not desire
48        5, XXV     |     customs of their country, and maintain them up to the present time,
49        5, XLIV    |           heaven" Jupiter; but we maintain that "the heaven" is neither
50        5, XLV     |           the subject. And now we maintain that the nature of names
51        5, XLV     |           skilled in such matters maintain, produce some effect. And
52        5, L       |        Accordingly, we Christians maintain that "it was the fortune
53        5, LI      |         Him." And if Celsus would maintain that there is no difference
54        5, LX      |           the legislation. And we maintain, that "when Moses is read,
55        5, LXI     |           Jews, while others will maintain that he is a different one,
56        5, LXI     |         virgin, or deny this, and maintain that He was begotten like
57        6, I       |           the Son of God." Now we maintain, that if it is the object
58        6, III     |         this reason it is that we maintain that those who have entertained
59        6, XIII    |         accounted as nothing." We maintain, indeed, that "human" wisdom
60        6, XIV     |        the divine hope. We do not maintain, however, that it is impossible
61        6, XXIX    |    preceding pages; for we do not maintain that the natural body, which
62        6, XL      |         hatred of the Christians, maintain, in the presence of those
63        6, XLVII   |         it at all wonderful if we maintain that the soul of Jesus is
64        6, XLVIII  |          God and man is the same, maintain that the God who is over
65        6, LV      |            We, on the other hand, maintain that "evil," or "wickedness,"
66        6, LXX     |        and stubble," we shall not maintain that sins are corporeal;
67        6, LXX     |    precious stones," we shall not maintain that blessings are "corporeal;"
68        6, LXXI    |      Stoics among the Greeks, who maintain that "God is a Spirit, diffused
69        6, LXXII   |         that God is a Spirit, but maintain that only with regard to
70        6, LXXII   |          to assume what we do not maintain, that "God must necessarily
71        7, XXIV    |        pursuit of human glory, we maintain, is forbidden not only by
72        7, XXXVII  |      intellectual existences, and maintain that all that we apprehend
73        7, XLII    |           Him). For ourselves, we maintain that human nature is in
74        7, XLVIII  |       among Christians, those who maintain a perpetual virginity do
75        8, XXXI    |         mentioned. We indeed also maintain with regard not only to
76        8, XXXIV   |         demons upon earth, but we maintain that they exist and exercise
77        8, LIV     |      death of His saints;" and we maintain that to overcome the love
78        8, LVII    |         the duty of thankfulness, maintain that we show no ingratitude