Book, Chapter

 1        1, XII    |           truth. Not one of us will assert, "I know all the doctrines
 2        1, XXI    |             censure; but if, as you assert, he gave his adherence to
 3        1, XXI    |        former), and the Stoics, who assert that God is a body, had
 4        1, XXVI   |         which, as these individuals assert, is destructive of the life
 5        1, XXX    |            who disavow his doctrine assert, were formerly deluded by
 6        1, XLII   |       suppose that some one were to assert that there never had been
 7        1, XLVIII |     although the Scripture does not assert that He said that He saw
 8        1, XLIX   |       prophecy. We do not of course assert that the "Son of God" is
 9        1, XLIX   |         subject of prophecy; but we assert that he most inappropriately
10        1, LII    |             against those who would assert that if the prophecies current
11        1, LXII   |      becoming disciples of Jesus. I assert, therefore, in answer to
12        1, LXVII  |           clearest evidence. For we assert that the whole habitable
13        1, LXX    |             Well, be it so. Let him assert that He ate the passover
14        2, IX     |        Father of all things. For we assert that it was to Him the Father
15        2, XX     |           take place. For we do not assert that he who foreknows an
16        2, XXXVII |        drink. Would they venture to assert that the Christ whom they
17        2, XLIII  |       whether he like it or not, we assert that not only while Jesus
18        2, XLIV   |             in the second place, we assert that this very comparison
19        2, XLVIII |             adds: "Moreover, as you assert, he raised the dead." That
20        2, LI     |         either annihilate both, and assert that neither exists, or,
21        2, LII    |       refute those who slanderously assert that they were wrought by
22        2, LXXVIII|          they did. And let the Jews assert what they will when we charge
23        3, XVII   |            animal? But if he should assert this--and I do not think
24        3, XVIII  |         irrational animals, and who assert that they are a sort of
25        3, XXII   |        benefit of mankind, while we assert that Jesus was seen after
26        3, XXV    |             think that no one would assert that he was a "pious" man
27        3, XXXV   |     following pages. But if he will assert that the persons spoken
28        3, XLI    |         soul which it contained, we assert that not by their communion
29        3, LXII   |           Celsus says of us that we assert that "God will receive the
30        3, LXII   |         from the beginning." Now we assert that it is impossible for
31        3, LXXV   |    introduce a corruptible god, and assert that his essence consists
32        3, LXXV   |            of knowledge;" nor do we assert that "knowledge is an evil;"
33        3, LXXV   |             us! Moreover, we do not assert that "true physicians destroy
34        3, LXXVII |     ophthalmia or blindness; but we assert that those who, in ignorance
35        4, XIII   |             consumed by God. And we assert that they are wickedness,
36        4, XIV    | transformation, as Celsus thinks we assert, nor a change from good
37        4, XVIII  |           changes himself, as these assert, into a mortal body, and
38        4, XIX    |        attempt a reply, because you assert, Celsus, do you not, that
39        4, XXI    |           things be renewed; for we assert that we have learned these
40        4, XXII   |    statements to those of the Jews, assert that the Son of God has
41        4, XXIII  |        compares us to " worms which assert that there is a God, and
42        4, XXVIII |             their sins." How can we assert that "God, leaving the regions
43        4, XXX    |           Him." Moreover, we do not assert that the stars are subject
44        4, XXX    |        Celsus says further, that we assert that "all things have been
45        4, XXX    |           them, and who strenuously assert that they have obtained
46        4, XXXVI  |       Arcadians, and Phrygians, who assert that certain individuals
47        4, XLII   |           biblical narratives, they assert that they are fables, clumsily
48        4, XLIII  |           but upon Jacob. Now if we assert that in all these cases
49        4, LIV    |        ought to return to those who assert that corruptibility is a
50        4, LIV    |            that he would not merely assert, but would prove his assertions.~
51        4, LVII   |        resurrection of the dead, we assert that the qualities which
52        4, LXI    |             of immortality, he will assert that, although perishable,
53        4, LXIX   |              If, however, he should assert that, after the disappearance
54        4, LXXII  |            God. We do not, however, assert that it indicates any "passion"
55        5, V      |            from us, saying that we "assert that the angels who come
56        5, VII    |            this the Greeks will not assert. Those, however, who preside
57        5, XVII   |          understood, he proceeds to assert that "it is said by us that
58        5, XVIII  |            nor the holy Scriptures, assert that with the same bodies,
59        5, XX     |          The disciples of the Porch assert, that after a period of
60        5, XXI    |          things on earth will, they assert, be like what they were
61        5, XXIII  |       things after a certain cycle, assert that the body, after undergoing
62        5, XXXVII |           shall not on that account assert that a new being who was
63        5, LII    |        against themselves. For they assert that on many occasions others
64        5, LIV    |            who visited (the world), assert that before him certain
65        6, III    |        described in words," but who assert that, "after long custom
66        6, VIII   |          with vain and lofty hopes, assert that, because they have
67        6, XIV    |      servile, and ignorant;" for we assert that the lowest among us
68        6, XXIX   |      impiety towards Him. We do not assert, however; that God will
69        6, XLVIII |      philosophers of the Porch, who assert that the virtue of God and
70        6, LII    |          upon the water;" nor do we assert that certain wicked devices
71        6, LIII   |             allure those who, as ye assert, have been condemned or
72        6, LV     |            those who would daringly assert that these evils were created
73        6, LXII   |            observed that none of us assert that there is any change
74        6, LXXI   |           of the Porch, indeed, who assert that principles are "corporeal,"
75        7, LIV    |           admire in him to make him assert that, by common consent,
76        8, XIV    |            us, and who incautiously assert that the Saviour is the
77        8, XV     |            great God, and whom they assert to be stronger than God,
78        8, XVI    |         takes its name from Christ, assert that none of these statements