Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |          Which of the two do ye wish that I should release unto
 2        1, I      | violation of the laws." And his wish is to bring into disrepute
 3        1, IX     |      certain persons who do not wish either to give or receive
 4        1, XVII   |         a defence as they would wish to offer.~
 5        1, XIX    |      that, while concealing his wish, intimates his agreement
 6        1, XXVI   |     into error. But without any wish whatever that this should
 7        1, XXVI   |       system? I indeed, from no wish to flatter Christianity,
 8        1, XXVI   |       exceeding chastity, and a wish to worship God with greater
 9        1, XLII   |       with histories, and would wish to keep himself also from
10        1, LXVI   |       free-will of Herod in his wish to put the Child to death,
11        2, XX     |       villains!" Now, since you wish me to answer even those
12        2, XXXIV  |     will liberate me whenever I wish."~NOW the Jews are not much
13        2, XLVI   |         after his death any who wish are able to gain over such
14        2, LXII   |         And although Celsus may wish to place what is told of
15        2, LXIX   |                    LXIX.~But we wish to show that His instantaneous
16        3, XXV    |         no wise physician would wish to heal. And in the responses
17        3, XXXIII |         Scriptures," and to the wish of Paul, who taught that "
18        3, XLIX   |     teachers of the divine word wish to make converts." Such
19        3, XLIX   |        is superfluous for us to wish to offer a reply to such
20        3, L      |       Philosophers verily would wish to collect together such
21        3, LI     |   tested the souls of those who wish to become their hearers,
22        3, LV     |     upon them; but that if they wish (to avail themselves of
23        4, VII    |         a time when God did not wish to make men live righteous
24        4, IX     |         although Celsus may not wish to admit it, after the numerous
25        4, XVIII  |         tautology, as we do not wish even in appearance to leave
26        4, XXXI   |     deeper truths) to those who wish to ascertain the signification
27        4, XXXVIII|      courteous head;~Instil the wish that longs with restless
28        4, XLII   |    signification; but when they wish to throw contempt upon our
29        4, LII    |         themselves. Rather do I wish to show that Nature teaches
30        4, LII    |    alike." Nevertheless I could wish that every one who heard
31        4, LXX    |    moderate understanding would wish to be engaged. Paul also,
32        4, LXXXVI | specially pride themselves, nor wish to arrogate a superiority
33        4, XCV    |       these and similar sayings wish to observe this precept
34        5, I      |      the faith of those whom we wish to aid may not depend upon
35        5, XIV    |        disgraceful, nor does He wish to do things that are contrary
36        5, XXVI   |        far as he can, express a wish that the Jew should live
37        5, XXVI   |         spirits? And was it his wish, to whom they were thus
38        5, XXXVIII|                      XXXVIII.~I wish, however, to show how Celsus
39        5, XLVII  |   purpose, and the law, and the wish of him who performs the
40        5, LII    |    statement of Celsus which we wish to examine at present is
41        6, VIII   |     shut the mouth of those who wish to ask him for information
42        6, VIII   |       are ill-disposed, and who wish to speak evil of what has
43        6, XV     |         to understand it, would wish to speak evil of that humility
44        6, XXVIII |        on the part of those who wish to derive their name from
45        6, XXXI   |      Moreover, if any one would wish to become acquainted with
46        6, XXXII  |       upon these topics, from a wish to show to every one who
47        6, XLII   |         God, but that those who wish to keep him at a distance
48        6, LI     |        were the expression of a wish merely on the part of the
49        7, III    |     race, and which in this way wish to hinder the soul from
50        7, IX     |      for your iniquities. But I wish to save you, and you shall
51        7, XI     |     persons of intelligence who wish to study Scripture may also
52        7, XII    |    ought to know that those who wish to live according to the
53        7, XXV    |        has heard from those who wish to make a difference between
54        7, XXVI   | direction of Christ's teaching, wish now to establish, we would
55        7, XXXIV  |       Word of life." And if you wish further to learn from the
56        7, XLIX   |         investigated by all who wish to attain a perfect knowledge
57        8, XI     |     Titans, in their wickedness wish to contend with God in company
58        8, XXI    |         is clear that those who wish to offer an enlightened
59        8, XXVI   |         favour of those men who wish us to follow their wicked
60        8, XXVI   | wickedness of demons, can never wish to obtain their favour.~
61        8, XXXIV  |     kind to us. And if we would wish to have besides a great
62        8, XXXV   |       that a wise man would not wish to do harm to any, but would
63        8, XLI    |        much, because it was his wish to bear what came to him.
64        8, XLI    |     language, and say that they wish to be reviled, and therefore
65        8, XLIV   |       with eyes blinded by sin, wish again to take their revenge
66        8, LVI    |        sin. We will marry if we wish, and bring up the children
67        8, LXIX   |         in compliance with your wish, to neglect their customary
68        8, LXX    |         courage. Should He even wish us again to contend and