Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |      which succeed, then, asking similar indulgence also with respect
 2        1, V      |         they were gods, act in a similar manner to those who would
 3        1, XIV    |         or as having entertained similar opinions on many subjects.
 4        1, XXV    |         God of all things. And a similar philosophy of names applies
 5        1, XXXI   |      barrenness, or tempests, or similar calamities. Let those, therefore,
 6        1, XXXVII |       recorded circumstance of a similar kind. But as a further answer
 7        1, XLVI   |     prophets are full of marvels similar to those recorded of Jesus
 8        1, XLVIII |         was heard by Him, to the similar cases which we find recorded
 9        1, XLVIII |      absurdity in believing that similar things occurred to the prophets,
10        1, XLVIII |           and were affected in a similar manner to what they describe
11        1, LI     |          the people; acting in a similar manner to those individuals
12        1, LIX    |          comet so called, or any similar celestial body, why should
13        1, LXV    |        in different places." Now similar to what has thus been made
14        1, LXVI   |       and employs other terms of similar import; and when He says
15        1, LXVI   |       employed, or anything of a similar kind done with respect to
16        2, IX     |            and other expressions similar to these. We therefore charge
17        2, XI     |         that we should undertake similar things for the sake of religion
18        2, XII    |        might take many instances similar to those on which Celsus
19        2, XLIX   |          employing miracles of a similar kind, who are wicked men,
20        2, L      |        others would come working similar miracles to Himself, but
21        2, L      |       Egyptian magicians was not similar to the divinely-bestowed
22        2, LIII   |     Jesus and that by Moses were similar to each other,--both of
23        2, LIV    |      another person might make a similar assertion about Moses, and
24        2, LV     |    others are there who practise similar juggling tricks to those
25        2, LVI    |          say that He practised a similar deception with those heroes
26        2, LXIII  |           and on another in some similar fashion. And Paul also,
27        3, XIII   |    Cainites, or some others of a similar nature, which had departed
28        3, XX     |         we say to those who hold similar opinions to those of Celsus: "
29        3, XXXIV  |     voluntarily to pass by other similar cases, he says, "And one
30        3, LXIV   |         makes other remarks of a similar nature, we have to reply
31        3, LXXVIII|    against them, and others of a similar nature, not to enumerate
32        4, XIX    |      corrective effect (like the similar declarations of physicians
33        4, XXI    |          to have happened with a similar object to that of the deluge,
34        4, XXII   |   princes of its own race and of similar manners, could not now be
35        4, XXVIII |       that He encourages us to a similar course of action, in order
36        4, XXX    |     imitate his example, nor say similar things regarding those philosophers
37        4, XXXVI  |         have composed poems of a similar description! Now it is evident
38        4, XXXVII |         not understand these and similar expressions in the sacred
39        4, XXXVII |        inflated" to be used in a similar way to the inflation of
40        4, XLVIII |           and of countless other similar fables, that we would not
41        4, LXIV   |       arguments, and others of a similar kind, how can Celsus escape
42        4, LXIV   |          nor yet things that are similar, occur in it; for we neither
43        4, LXXII  |          also be understood in a similar way? The "threatenings,"
44        4, LXXIV  |        seems to me to speak in a similar manner to those who, through
45        4, XCI    | innumerable other instances of a similar character may be found,
46        4, XCV    |       now, we who knew these and similar sayings wish to observe
47        5, XXI    |         the world, yet fall into similar errors. For as the planets,
48        5, XXI    |        Egyptians, moreover, hold similar views, and yet they are
49        5, XXXV   |       Creator); when acting in a similar manner to the philosophers,
50        5, XXXVIII|       the laws of the country. A similar illustration may be employed
51        5, XLVI   |       XLVI.~It was for these and similar mysterious reasons, with
52        5, XLVII  |       the rite of sacrifice in a similar manner, and he who offers
53        5, LXI    |          Christianity, why, in a similar way, should it not be a
54        5, LXII   |        could become possessed of similar powers to those with which
55        6, VI     |          to have seen and done a similar thing. Nay, Paul even heard "
56        6, XI     |          they, too, might gain a similar mastery over the minds of
57        6, XXII   |     matters would be absurd, and similar to what he himself has done,
58        6, XXVII  |      that account we entertain a similar feeling of indignation with
59        6, XXXVII |         ruling angels, and other similar absurdities, but which does
60        6, XLII   |    referred obscurely to matters similar to those mentioned by Heraclitus,
61        6, XLIII  |          shadows forth something similar, having deceived the woman
62        6, LXI    |        Thy hands," and any other similar phrases, in a figurative
63        6, LXIV   |        His "anger," or any other similar attribute. But "God does
64        6, LXV    |          by name." And we make a similar distinction with regard
65        6, LXXIX  |     filled with a divine Spirit, similar to the one Christ, ministering
66        7, VI     |  Granting that there are oracles similar to these, as that at Clarus,
67        7, XIX    |     iniquity. And there are many similar expressions to be found
68        7, XXVI   |        others who were guilty of similar crimes, would be to subject
69        7, XL     |       and perhaps some others of similar opinions who are "the impostors
70        7, LXX    |          to destroy;"' and other similar passages, as, "Behold, I
71        8, XIX    |     cornerstone." And there is a similar hidden allusion in this
72        8, XXV    |       foundation, or else that a similar distinction may be shown
73        8, XXVIII |        seem to command something similar to this, when to raise us
74        8, XLVIII |      show that our doctrines are similar to those delivered by the