Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |          from what the Scripture adds, "For he knew that for envy
 2        1, II    |  doctrines. To this, however, he adds the statement, that the
 3        1, XXXIX |          scoffing spirit that he adds: "When hated by her husband,
 4        1, XLIII |         After relating which, he adds, ' This was the appearance
 5        1, LXVI  |          shed upon the cross, he adds that it was not "Ichor,
 6        1, LXVIII|        marvellous nature; and he adds: "Well, let us believe that
 7        2, X     |         disgraceful. And when he adds, "he was taken prisoner,"
 8        2, XXII  |                         XXII.~He adds to this, as if he had brought
 9        2, XXIX  | calumnies against Jesus, that he adds: "Nor did the prophets predict
10        2, XXXII |         a notable charge when he adds, that "the carpenters wife
11        2, XLV   |           to which the Scripture adds, "This spake He, signifying
12        2, XLVIII|      lame and the blind." And he adds: "Moreover, as you assert,
13        2, LXX   |           shortly after, Matthew adds: "And, behold, Jesus met
14        2, LXXIV |       imagines. And when the Jew adds, in a general way, this
15        2, LXXVII|       Jew of Celsus. And when he adds, "Where, then, is he, that
16        3, XVIII |        from what he subsequently adds in his attack upon the Christian
17        3, XXXV  |     together with those which he adds in the following pages.
18        3, XLVII |       the understanding, when he adds, "For the invisible things
19        4, XLVII |          Jews and Christians? He adds: "He who had been sold behaved
20        4, LXI   |       making these assertions he adds: "On this point these remarks
21        4, LXXV  |   impiety. In the next place, he adds: "Although you may say that
22        4, XCV   |  suffered thee to do so." And he adds: "A prophet shall the LORD
23        5, V     |         race from the gods," and adds that "in all probability
24        5, VII   |         the heaven to be God, he adds that this is absurd; finding
25        5, XL    |      different kinds of laws, he adds the following remark, "Pindar
26        5, LV    |      among Christians or not--he adds: "The sixty or seventy who
27        5, LIX   |        importance, he recklessly adds certain statements, such
28        5, LXI   |      those of the multitude?" He adds, also, that certain of the
29        6, VIII  |          can be known by few, he adds: "Since the multitude, being
30        6, XXX   |      Erataoth. The "seventh," he adds, "had the countenance of
31        6, XXXVI |         he has formerly said, he adds, "And there is said to be
32        6, XXXVII|        error upon this point, he adds: "If he had happened to
33        6, XXXIX |      acting by divine power), he adds: "What need to number up
34        6, XLII  |           the words of Homer, he adds: "The words of Zeus addressed
35        6, LII   |          of nothing." To this he adds, as if saying something
36        6, LXV   |         nothing. But when Celsus adds, that "He is not to be reached
37        6, LXXIII|    replied as we best could,--he adds the following: "If God had
38        6, LXXV  |         the preceding remarks he adds the following: "Since a
39        6, LXXXI |        upon Him." He immediately adds, however, that "our defence
40        7, VIII  |        many years beforehand. He adds, with the view of casting
41        7, XVIII |                    XVIII.~Celsus adds: "Will they not besides
42        7, XX    |                       XX.~Celsus adds, that it was foretold to
43        7, XXXV  |          this Celsus maliciously adds, in regard to these gods
44        7, XXXVII|         abuse of Celsus, when he adds, "This is not the language
45        7, XLII  |        all." To which he himself adds this remark: "You perceive,
46        7, LV    |        whom he would send us, he adds, "What saying equal to these
47        7, LVI   |                 LVI.~Celsus then adds, for what reason I know
48        7, LVII  |          give. Still further, he adds that Daniel rescued from
49        7, LVII  |      other names to offer us, he adds, "and others of a still
50        7, LVIII |        Thus Plato speaks; and he adds, 'Consider, then, whether
51        7, LXX   |         such power?" To which he adds, "It is impossible, they
52        8, II    |          belongs to Him." And he adds, "It is indeed wrong to
53        8, VII   |       time to serve another," he adds, that "the same holds true
54        8, XI    |                           XI.~He adds, "And indeed he who, when
55        8, XXXI  |         drinking with demons. He adds also, that the air which
56        8, XL    |        set on edge," and then he adds, "As I live, saith the Lord,
57        8, XLVIII|        than abjure Christianity, adds strangely enough some remarks,
58        8, LI    |     Celsus has ever said; for he adds, "And from this doctrine
59        8, LI    |   passion may pass away." And he adds, "Thus, supposing that pleasure
60        8, LIII  |    doubtful human conjecture. He adds also various opinions as
61        8, LIV   |                 LIV.~When Celsus adds, "We must therefore believe
62        8, LX    |     arise from these statements, adds: "Care, however, must be
63        8, LXIII |      odour of sacrifices, Celsus adds, as though wishing to retract
64        8, LXIII |          the truth. For again he adds: "We must never m any way
65        8, LXIII |  completely overcome by them, he adds: "If this is the case, what
66        8, LXVIII|        Saturn appointed ;'" ~and adds: "If you set aside this
67        8, LXIX  |          to do the same as you," adds: "You surely do not say
68        8, LXXII |        this quite impossible, he adds, "Any one who thinks this