Book, Chapter

 1        1, I      |                       I.~The first point which Celsus brings forward,
 2        1, II     |            wanting, from a Grecian point of view, to their demonstration,
 3        1, VII    |           must confute him on this point also, since almost the entire
 4        1, XIV    |        they to be believed on that point; but the Jews, when saying
 5        1, XXXV   |      uttered, let us make good our point from the words themselves.
 6        1, LXI    |            for the sake of men,--a point of which we have spoken
 7        2, VII    |            He uttered, and let him point out what are great and what
 8        2, VIII   |       Jesus as in God. Now on this point we have, in the preceding
 9        2, X      |   concealing Himself?" Let any one point to an act deserving to be
10        2, XVII   |         knowing that he was on the point of dying with his followers
11        2, XXIX   |        have already spoken of this point, viz., the prediction that
12        2, XLIV   |          every one. For no one can point to any acts of a sorcerer
13        2, LXIV   |           according to the varying point of view, is clear from this
14        2, LXIX   |            newness of the tomb,--a point mentioned by Matthew and
15        3, I      |            do not yet agree on the point whether the person predicted
16        3, IV     |         have already spoken on the point of Jesus being the individual
17        3, VII    |         think with him are able to point out any act on the part
18        3, VIII   |      against them beyond a certain point. Such, then, is our answer
19        3, XI     |          Gentile believers, on the point whether they ought to observe
20        3, XIV    |     mankind. For in so far as this point is not really refuted (although
21        3, XXXIII |       worthy of consideration, and point out any purpose worthy of
22        3, XXXIII |         anything convincing on the point, clearly because no reason
23        3, XLII   |   individuals will they be able to point out as having been improved
24        3, LIV    |             seeing it bears on the point), in answer to the statement
25        3, LVI    |       follow them." Now let Celsus point out from what wise parent,
26        3, LXXIII |           does not show or clearly point out what are the things
27        4, XXI    |  purificatory process. But on this point, he who has the opportunity
28        4, XXVII  |           do I say anything on the point that many such evils are
29        4, XXXI   |           or account." Now, on the point of their not being fugitives,
30        4, XXXIII |         and that, too, when such a point had never been called in
31        4, XXXVII |            lengthened discourse to point out the sense in which these
32        4, XLVII  |           or what absurdity he can point out in such an occurrence;
33        4, LIV    |   investigation of each particular point, he would either have observed
34        4, LVII   |            pleases to bestow, is a point which all of us who accept
35        4, LXI    |       assertions he adds: "On this point these remarks are sufficient;
36        4, LXIX   |          evil among mortals." This point also has been referred to,
37        4, LXXI   |       adapted to an anthropopathic point of view, ridicules those
38        4, XC     |      divinities. Let the principal point of investigation, however,
39        4, XCII   |         similarity between them in point of wickedness; and yet it
40        5, II     |        have already said upon this point may suffice. We shall mention,
41        5, VI     |        about the Jews:--"The first point relating to the Jews which
42        5, VIII   |           imbibed, come and let us point them out to the best of
43        5, XI     | illustration, as beating upon this point: Our Lord and Saviour, heating
44        5, XXIX   |           word God bearing on this point are concerned, enough have
45        5, XXXI   |           enact for them laws, and point out a manner of life agreeably
46        5, XXXIV  |     Herodotus as a witness on this point, for he expresses himself
47        5, XXXV   |      argument of Celsus appears to point by these illustrations to
48        5, XLIII  |          But what need is there to point out how agreeable to sound
49        5, XLIII  |             indeed, so far as this point is concerned, to pride themselves
50        5, XLV    |           him), let us discuss the point for a little, reminding
51        5, LV     |          nevertheless even on this point persuade those who are capable
52        5, LXIII  |        they yield in the slightest point for the sake of harmony,
53        5, LXV    |           And consequently in this point, too, Celsus is guilty of
54        6, II     |           even him useful), but to point out the aim of those who
55        6, VI     |          let us then consider this point briefly, viz., whether or
56        6, X      |          state, on each individual point, arguments more numerous
57        6, XVI    |        turned his attention to the point why a camel--that one of
58        6, XVI    |     leadeth unto life; and to this point also, that this animal.
59        6, XVI    |           wicked byes. But on this point we have said enough.~
60        6, XXXVII | consequence of his error upon this point, he adds: "If he had happened
61        6, XXXVIII|          wisdom." And within their point of common section was "The
62        6, XXXVIII|           wisdom." And above their point of common section was a
63        6, XLII   |            next place, desiring to point out the "enigmas," our mistakes
64        6, LXV    |     suffering. And so much on this point.~
65        6, LXXXI  |          that "our defence on this point is that all these things
66        7, XIII   |           already referred to this point; and as Celsus compels us
67        7, XVII   |                       XVII.~In one point alone is Celsus correct
68        7, XX     |          before proceeding to this point, we must speak of that which
69        7, XXXI   |         hands." But enough on this point.~
70        7, XLI    |           that, after promising to point out those who should guide
71        7, XLVIII |       guarded (for that is not the point in question at present),
72        7, LXII   |          on," says he, "to another point. They cannot tolerate temples,
73        7, LXX    |           many masters." This last point we must postpone to the
74        8, III    |      Before proceeding to the next point, it may be well for us to
75        8, XIII   |   Scripture to be. So much on this point.~
76        8, XXX    |          amiss, as bearing on this point, to recall a beautiful saying