Book, Chapter

 1        1, X       |          thing for the multitude, we admit that we teach those men
 2        1, X       |               although they will not admit it, by a kind of irrational
 3        1, XXVI    | consideration of these things, shall admit that no improvement ever
 4        1, XXIX    |             who, as his calumniators admit, had learned nothing great
 5        1, XXXVI   |             that we must necessarily admit that the Jews had prophets,
 6        1, XXXVII  |            the Greeks are pleased to admit, then the first men must
 7        1, XLV     |              likewise; Nevertheless, admit that ye have no proof to
 8        1, XLIX    |              Jew, however, would not admit that any prophet used the
 9        1, LXIII   |              he may not be forced to admit the manifestations of Divinity
10        1, LXVIII  |             sons of God,' or must we admit that they are the proceedings
11        2, XVI     |            those may be unwilling to admit this who cannot understand
12        2, XX      |              necessarily," we cannot admit this. For it was quite possible,
13        2, XXVIII  |             made. For a Jew will not admit that the prophecies may
14        2, XLII    |            of those philosophers who admit the doctrine of providence,
15        2, XLVI    |            the Jews themselves would admit that He drew over not ten
16        2, LI      |           and particularly the evil, admit also the reality of the
17        2, LI      |              resemble him who should admit the existence of sophisms
18        2, LI      |            sophistry. But if we once admit that it is consistent with
19        2, LII     |             by Jesus, and which, you admit, were actually performed,
20        2, LII     |            among them, and make them admit that He who taught and did
21        2, LV      |              indeed his history does admit of a clear and powerful
22        2, LX      |             But Celsus, unwilling to admit any such view, will have
23        2, LXIV    |            high mountain, He did not admit all His apostles (to this
24        2, LXXVIII |          disbelieve His word will so admit. And therefore we shall
25        3, XXIX    |             world; for who would not admit that even the inferior members
26        3, XXXV    |           human race. And if he once admit this, see whether he will
27        3, XXXVIII |           The Greeks, moreover, will admit that even amongst those
28        3, XLIII   |              But since he appears to admit that the tomb of Jupiter
29        3, XLIX    |            other hand, who would not admit that to have studied the
30        4, IV      |              He not know? Now if you admit the existence of a God and
31        4, IX      |      although Celsus may not wish to admit it, after the numerous prophets
32        4, XIV     |      unaltered. God, then, could not admit of such a change." Now it
33        4, XX      |            that he alleges that they admit these. Now, where is the
34        4, XXIV    |             and blessed beings would admit this, whether they are,
35        4, XLVIII  |              to him, that if we must admit fables and fictions, whether
36        4, XLVIII  |              Philebus, who would not admit that pleasure was a goddess, "
37        4, XLVIII  |              an allegorical meaning, admit any fable which might do
38        4, L       |         although some of them do not admit of this, but on the contrary
39        4, LIII    |           conjoin things that do not admit of union, and which cannot
40        4, LIII    |          hatred." For every one will admit that he who is the object
41        4, LXV     |            yet, as even Celsus would admit, there are undoubtedly some
42        4, LXXXI   |           philosophers there are who admit the existence of Providence,
43        4, LXXXVIII|           the second place, they who admit that there is an art of
44        4, XC      |            is pressed upon us not to admit such an art, lest the rational
45        5, III     |            the other hand, you still admit the existence of providence,
46        5, XXI     |            condition, so far as they admit of being so, and who know
47        5, XLIII   |             although Celsus will not admit it, the Jews nevertheless
48        5, LIV     |              more will he decline to admit what Celsus has adduced,
49        5, LIX     |          members of the great Church admit this, and adopt as true
50        6, III     |              on hearing these words, admit that they are well said,
51        6, XXVIII  |             himself; and they do not admit any one into their assembly
52        6, XXXI    |              a more powerful Pentad, admit me, seeing the faultless
53        6, XXXI    |              one of thine initiated, admit me who am purified with
54        6, XLVII   |            mentions with respect, to admit that the architect of this
55        6, LXV     |             that is uttered--I, too, admit that God is not to be reached
56        6, LXXII   |          were some of us who did not admit that God is a Spirit, but
57        7, II      |              a defence. To those who admit another God, no defence
58        7, II      |              opinion, that those who admit another God are not in a
59        7, XIV     |              then can the pious mind admit that those things which
60        7, LVIII   |           differ from me, and do not admit the principle from which
61        7, LXII    |          Himself. However, they will admit that these images, whether
62        7, LXVII   |            Christians is: "They will admit that these images, whether
63        8, LXVI    |        therefore evident, that if we admit Minerva the daughter of
64        8, LXVI    |             of Jupiter, we must also admit many fables and fictions