Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVII |        to every soul under the sun, is vulgar, and on account
 2        2, XXX   |     true of Jesus. "For as the sun," he says, "which enlightens
 3        2, XXXIII| prevailed in the day-time, the sun failing to give light?"
 4        4, XXVIII|        being good, "maketh His sun to arise upon the evil and
 5        4, XXX   |        men, is compared to the sun, and moon, and stars, by
 6        4, XXX   |      There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the
 7        4, XXX   |       if the Greeks say, "Then sun and moon are the slaves
 8        4, XXXI  |      lest, when thou seest the sun, and the moon, and the stars,
 9        4, XLVIII|     all things Jupiter, or the sun Apollo, or the moon Diana.
10        4, LVI   |  differ in no respect from the sun, or the moon, or the stars,
11        4, LVII  |        one is the glory of the sun, and another the glory of
12        4, LXXVII|        of Euripides, that~'The Sun and Night are to mortals
13        4, LXXVII|   Christians declared that the sun and the heavenly bodies
14        4, LXXVII| appears from the verse:--~"The Sun and Night are to mortals
15        4, LXXVII|       the day when he said the sun, inasmuch as it is the cause
16        4, XCVIII|      body in the Temple of the Sun. Now this story is indeed
17        5, VI    |     and powerful parts, as the sun, the moon, and the other
18        5, VI    |        they do not bow down to sun, moon, and stars, the host
19        5, VI    |        and when thou seest the sun, and the moon, and the stars,
20        5, VII   |    heaven, but not also to the sun, and moon, and stars, saying
21        5, VII   |      the heaven "a whole," and sun, moon, and stars its several
22        5, VII   |     the Jews, and suppose that sun, moon, and stars are parts
23        5, VIII  |     also is to do obeisance to sun, moon, and stars, as well
24        5, IX    |     law who offer sacrifice to sun, moon, and stars. And there
25        5, IX    |      law by not bowing down to sun, and moon, and stars, while
26        5, X     |       equally with angels, and sun, and moon, and stars, those
27        5, X     |        and when thou seest the sun, and the moon, and the stars,
28        5, X     |      There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the
29        5, X     |         mere) visible light of sun, and moon, and stars, that,
30        5, XI    |     Those, indeed, who worship sun, moon, and stars because
31        5, XI    |         as it were, a spark in sun, moon, and stars, in comparison
32        5, XI    |          that we thus speak of sun, and moon, and stars; but
33        5, XI    |       being persuaded that the sun himself, and moon, and stars
34        5, XI    |        God, why should not the sun say with greater reason
35        5, XI    |      not be so exalted (as the sun), nevertheless let such
36        5, XII   |       LORD" to seek to pray to sun or moon, or one of the stars,
37        5, XII   |        it be granted that "the sun, moon, and stars do foretell
38        5, XII   |       the senses. Nay, even if sun, and moon, and stars were
39        5, XIII  |         moreover, assumes that sun, and moon, and stars are
40        5, XIII  |     passages where we speak of sun, moon, and stars, and especially
41        5, XIII  |      charge of not worshipping sun, moon, and stars. And let
42        6, XXII  |       seventh, of gold, to the Sun,--thus imitating the different
43        6, L     |       of light and heaven, and sun, and moon, and stars, and
44        6, LI    |    days will come when not the sun, but the LORD Himself, will
45        6, LIV   |      righteousness will be the Sun, he will see them, God taking
46        6, LX    |        earth yet laid, nor the sun yet revolving, how could
47        6, LXXIII|     those who imagine that the sun's rays are polluted by dung
48        6, LXXIX |  enough, having arisen as the "Sun of righteousness," to send
49        7, XXII  |       then, as the rays of the Sun of righteousness shine into
50        7, XXXI  |    beyond the firmament, and a Sun of righteousness other than
51        7, XXXI  |   righteousness other than the sun we see. In a word, to distinguish
52        7, XLV   |       among visible things the sun is neither the eye nor vision,
53        7, LXV   |  temples, yet they worship the sun and the other works of God.
54        8, III   |   earth from the rising of the sun unto the going down thereof."
55        8, XXXV  |      heaven; for He maketh His sun to rise on the evil and
56        8, LXVI  |  commands you to celebrate the sun, or to sing a joyful triumphal
57        8, LXVI  |   celebrate the praises of the sun; for we have been taught
58        8, LXVI  |        We therefore praise the sun as the glorious workmanship
59        8, LXVI  |        call, "Praise the Lord, sun and moon," and with all
60        8, LXVI  |        Celsus classes with the sun, is the subject of various
61        8, LXVII |      glorious an object as the sun, although we may celebrate
62        8, LXVII |    sing hymns in honour of the sun and Minerva;" but we know
63        8, LXVII |  Only-begotten, as do also the sun, the moon, the stars, and