Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |        peril, or sword? (as it is written, For Thy sake we are killed
 2        1, Pref  |         who has need of arguments written in books in answer to the
 3        1, IV    |           requirements of the law written upon his heart,"--a truth
 4        1, IV    |        having with His own finger written down the commandments, and
 5        1, XXXV  |           of David, because it is written that the Saviour was born
 6        1, XXXVI |        For the nations," as it is written in the law of the Jews itself, "
 7        1, XLII  |        his belief, as having been written for the gratification of
 8        1, LIII  |        would quote that which was written by Moses very many years
 9        1, LIII  |           suspect that it was not written by him, would be surprised
10        1, LXIX  |        besides, that if, as it is written, it had been born, His body
11        2, III   |           hear the law? For it is written, that Abraham had two sons;"
12        2, III   |      these things also? For it is written in the law of Moses, Thou
13        2, III   |          for for our sakes it was written," and so on? Now, how confused
14        2, IV    |          allege, treat the things written in the law with disrespect.
15        2, IV    |         of Jesus Christ, as it is written in the prophet Isaiah, Behold,
16        2, XXIV  |           and quoting what is not written in the Gospels, seeing it
17        2, XXXIII|         Phlegon too, I think, has written in the thirteenth or fourteenth
18        2, XXXVII|        sixty-ninth Psalm there is written, with reference to Christ: "
19        2, LIII  |          and sorcerers. For it is written in your law, 'If there arise
20        3, XXI   |         observance of all that is written in the Gospels, each one
21        3, XLVI  |          if you come to the books written after the time of Jesus,
22        3, XLVII |          is probable that what is written by Paul in the first Epistle
23        3, LXII  |           exhortations spoken and written to those who have led wicked
24        3, LXXXI |           Celsus has subsequently written.~
25        4, I     |         may be given us, as it is written in the book of Jeremiah
26        4, XXXIV |           have their sacred books written in the Hebrew language and
27        4, XXXVI |       existing in Palestine, have written such histories as their
28        4, XLIII |           for ensamples, and were written for our sake, upon whom
29        4, XLIV  |           hear the law? For it is written that Abraham had two sons;
30        4, XLVII |           all remembering what is written in the book of Exodus regarding
31        4, XLVIII|      fables and fictions, whether written with a concealed meaning
32        4, XLIX  |     historical portions also were written with an allegorical purpose,
33        4, XLIX  |    apostle of Jesus, says: "It is written in the law, Thou shalt not
34        4, XLIX  |          sakes, no doubt, this is written, that he that plougheth
35        4, XLIX  |        same Paul says: "For it is written, For this cause shall a
36        5, VIII  |          host of heaven; as it is written in the book of the prophets,
37        5, X     |           of the earth. For it is written in the book of Deuteronomy: "
38        5, X     |           every one that has been written in the book. And many of
39        5, XIX   |         from the multitude, as is written in the book of Tobit: "It
40        5, XXXVI |         animals, but that what is written for the sake of men, under
41        5, XXXVII|           and the other being the written law of cities, it is a proper
42        5, XXXVII|          a proper thing, when the written law is not opposed to that
43        5, XXXVII|   commands what is opposed to the written law, observe whether reason
44        5, XXXVII|        bid a long farewell to the written code, and to the desire
45        5, XXXVII|        the law of God, before the written law, which has been enacted
46        5, XLVIII|       said to appear from what is written in the book of Exodus, where
47        5, LX    |         books (of Scripture) were written by the Spirit of God, but
48        6, II    |         Plato, and those who have written like him; while, on the
49        6, IV    |   Notwithstanding, those who have written in this manner regarding
50        6, VI    |            e.g., received a roll, written within and without, in which
51        6, VI    |         its contents might not be written, and so made known to unworthy
52        6, VI    |        what was by no means to be written to the multitude, and what
53        6, XXXVI |           pass the saying that is written, Death is swallowed up in
54        6, XLI   |            can read what has been written by Moiragenes regarding
55        6, XLIX  |          he may read what we have written upon Genesis, from the beginning
56        6, XLIX  |         given by God, should have written words so little to the purpose,
57        6, LVIII | calumniates and falsities what is written in the book of Genesis to
58        6, LVIII |       quoting words which are not written in Scripture, as if they
59        6, LVIII |      meaning of what was actually written. For there is no mention
60        7, VIII  |           those things which were written were never spoken. In fact,
61        7, XVIII |        borrow anything? For it is written, "and thou shalt thyself
62        7, XX    |        the ministration of death, written and engraven in stones,
63        7, XXI   |       truth. Thus, as it had been written, "Thou shalt have dominion
64        7, XXIII |      false notions, of whom it is written in the Proverbs, "Better
65        7, XXXVII|      people, that these words are written: "The invisible things of
66        7, LXX   |        seventh book which we have written in answer to the treatise
67        8, V     |         the first-born, which are written in heaven."~
68        8, XXXII |            in another place it is written, "Do all things in the name
69        8, LIV   |          the prison-house." It is written in the Gospel that a woman
70        8, LXXI  |        which none of us have ever written. His words are: "Surely
71        8, LXXVI |         eight books which we have written in answer to his discourse.