Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |         who no longer shares the common life of men, but has long
 2        1, I      |          had their origin in the common danger, and were more binding
 3        1, IV     |         alleging that it is only common to us with other philosophers,
 4        1, V      |   wishing to show that this is a common opinion, and one not first
 5        1, XXV    |          For they either use the common name--God--indefinitely,
 6        1, XXIX   |     hidden meaning in those more common doctrines, as they were
 7        1, XXXI   |          voluntary death for the common good, might be the means
 8        1, XXXIII |        possessing some qualities common to those of other men, so
 9        1, XXXVI  |         being led by the passion common to humanity of ascertaining
10        1, XXXVII |        manner different from the common! Nay, according to the Greeks
11        1, XLIV   |      show, on the footing of our common belief, that this man is
12        1, LX     |        to all demons, and to all common appearances and powers,
13        1, LXII   |     theirs was certainly not the common method followed by the multitude?
14        2, I      |     never eaten anything that is common or unclean. And the voice
15        2, I      |     cleansed, that call thou not common." Now observe how, by this
16        2, II     |         never yet eaten anything common or unclean." He instructed
17        2, II     |     cleansed, that call not thou common." And so, after that vision,
18        2, IX     |         had shared all things in common, and had had him for their
19        2, XXXVII |          be accepted as the more common answer to the objection.
20        2, XLIV   |          was He who died for the common good of mankind, nor they
21        2, LI     |          and in its voice, nor a common wood-pigeon the same as
22        2, LII    |        among the elders, but the common people, that there should
23        2, LVIII  |         the Scriptures which are common to us both, in which not
24        2, LXXVIII| governors in all places, and the common people. And how could the
25        3, IV     | prophecies which they believe in common, whether He who was foretold
26        3, XII    |         so to speak, one name in common, if indeed they still retain
27        3, XIII   |        even the name of Jesus in common with us. Perhaps he had
28        3, XX     |        can clothe great ideas in common language; or if he be not
29        3, XXXVI  |       made. For what is there in common between a life lived among
30        3, XL     |        deserving of worship, yet common sense forbids the supposition
31        3, LXXI   |        the word pity in its more common acceptation. But those who
32        3, LXXXI  |         holding certain views in common with them, we shall more
33        4, XXVI   |       keeps inviolate the rights common to our neighbour, and our
34        4, XXVI   |     associate promiscuously with common harlots, and who teach that
35        4, XXX    |         the word "wisdom" in the common acceptation), which busies
36        4, XL     |         upon Adam is regarded as common to all (the members of the
37        4, LIV    |        might say, has nothing in common save the name, with Celsus,
38        4, LX     |         proceeds to say, that "a common nature pervades all the
39        4, LX     |        said that not only does a common nature pervade those bodies
40        4, LXXIX  |   perceiving this, sings:--~"For common then were banquets, and
41        4, LXXIX  |          then were banquets, and common were seats,~Alike to immortal
42        4, LXXXIII|          of excellence which are common to Christianity and the
43        4, LXXXIV |          which, agreeably to the common ideas of all men, are termed
44        4, LXXXIV |    endowment of reason, and some common ideas on certain general
45        4, LXXXV  |        will discover reason, the common possession of men, and of
46        5, XIX    |         the understanding of the common people, who are led by their
47        5, XXIX   |         not be thrown before the common understanding, nor what
48        5, XLIV   |       Jews, then, had nothing in common with the Persians, who ascend
49        5, XLIV   | sacrifices which have nothing in common with those which are regulated
50        5, XLVIII |  according to the reading of the common copies, to have said, "The
51        5, XLIX   |       who said, "Nothing that is common or unclean hath entered
52        5, XLIX   |          cleansed, call not thou common." It therefore in no way
53        6, XI     |        as the Christ), while the common and ready cry of all parties
54        6, XI     |  different individual, while the common and ready cry of all parties
55        6, XVI    |     wholly condemned. For even a common individual would not thus
56        6, XXXVIII|   against us, who have nothing m common with it, to introduce certain
57        6, XXXVIII|        And within their point of common section was "The nature
58        6, XXXVIII|         And above their point of common section was a circle, on
59        7, VI     |     philosophy; but he selects a common woman. Perhaps the better
60        7, X      |          beyond the reach of the common understanding, they set
61        7, XVIII  |           when it is a matter of common observation that the best
62        7, XXXI   |       here on earth which are in common use among men, have other
63        7, XXXIV  |          nothing but the name in common with the bodily organs;
64        7, XLII   |        which can have nothing in common with Him). For ourselves,
65        7, XLIV   |         a Christian, even of the common people, is assured that
66        7, LIV    |         make him assert that, by common consent, he was regarded
67        7, LIX    |          poor labourers, and the common people generally, in short,
68        7, LIX    |       welfare of mankind and the common good are promoted better
69        7, LX     |         to the capacities of the common people, and avoid whatever
70        7, LXIII  |        of the Epicurean, and the common person of whom we have spoken.~
71        8, XVII   |        to God are the work of no common mechanics, but are wrought
72        8, XXXIV  |     attend to them, and as if by common agreement they visit with
73        8, XLIX   |      without any reason from the common belief. But I shall direct
74        8, L      |      Creator made us on the same common level with all mankind.
75        8, LII    |        divine word, then, on the common principles of humanity,
76        8, LII    |       have not entirely lost the common notions of right and wrong,
77        8, LIII   |         have considered that the common Father and Creator of all,
78        8, LX     |        if he would go beyond the common methods adopted by men,