Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref    |     accusation. And yet even now He continues silent before these things,
 2        1, XII     |   investigate,' etc., they must, he continues, explain to me at least
 3        1, XXIV    |                 XXIV.~After this he continues: "These herdsmen and shepherds
 4        1, L       |             subject of prophecy, he continues "Why should it be you alone,
 5        1, LXIV    |       dominion of the passions, and continues: "And if pleasure be an
 6        1, LXVII   |     instructed in Greek literature, continues: "The old mythological fables,
 7        2, IV      |                  IV.~The Jew, then, continues his address to converts
 8        2, VIII    |            man. "How should we," he continues, "who have made known to
 9        2, IX      |                         IX.~The Jew continues his discourse thus: "How
10        2, IX      |             disciples? And yet," he continues, "he who was a God could
11        2, XIII    |            XIII.~This Jew of Celsus continues, after the above, in the
12        2, XIII    |             led away to death if he continues firm; for the evidence of
13        2, XV      |                          XV.~Celsus continues: "The disciples of Jesus,
14        2, XX      |               XX.~Let us see how he continues after this: "These events,"
15        2, XXIII   |                           XXIII.~He continues in this strain: "If he had
16        2, XXXIII  |                      XXXIII.~"But," continues Celsus, "what great deeds
17        2, XXXIV   |             of sorcerers. "But," he continues, "no calamity happened even
18        2, XLI     |           person of the Jew, Celsus continues to find fault with Jesus,
19        2, LV      |                         LV.~The Jew continues his address to those of
20        2, LX      |            been seen; and this," he continues, "has been the case with
21        2, LXXII   |            the above statements, he continues: "If he wished to remain
22        2, LXXVIII |                    LXXVIII.~The Jew continues: "Did Jesus come into the
23        3, XIV     |                  XIV.~After this he continues: "Their union is the more
24        3, XXII    |         those who say that the soul continues to subsist or is immortal,
25        3, LIII    |      admitted was compared to milk, continues: "And ye are become such
26        3, LXIX    |                        LXIX.~Celsus continues in his usual manner, asserting
27        4, III     |                         III.~And he continues: "What is the meaning of
28        4, XLI     |                  XLI.~After this he continues as follows: "They speak,
29        4, XLIII   |              and out of season," he continues, "is the (account of the)
30        4, XLIX    |             water from the rock, he continues as follows: "And they did
31        4, LII     |           more intelligent mind, he continues: "Of such a nature do I
32        4, LXV     |              LXV.~After this Celsus continues: "It is not easy, indeed,
33        4, LXVI    |          suitable to the multitude, continues as follows: "It is sufficient
34        4, LXIX    |                            LXIX.~He continues to say that "neither have
35        4, LXXIII  |    regarding the "wrath" of God, he continues: "Is it not ridiculous to
36        4, LXXIII  |            preceding pages. He then continues: "But that I may speak not
37        4, LXXXVIII|           Greeks and Barbarians--he continues: "If, because man has been
38        5, IV      |          what do you call them?" he continues, "Are they gods, or some
39        5, XXIX    |              A little further on he continues: "And the LORD came down
40        5, XXXIV   |       narrative of Herodotus. But," continues Celsus, "Ammon in divine
41        5, XLI     |             heavens.' And I think," continues Celsus, "that it makes no
42        5, LIII    |            unbelief of Him. He then continues: "If even the angel came
43        5, LIX     |                    LIX.~Celsus then continues: "The Jews accordingly,
44        5, LXIII   |     preceding pages. "Moreover," he continues, "these persons utter against
45        5, LXV     |             guilty of falsehood. He continues, moreover, to linger over
46        5, LXV     |            among the sects. He then continues: "Although they have no
47        6, X       |                          X.~He next continues: "You see how Plato, although
48        6, XI      |               XI.~After this Celsus continues: "If these (meaning the
49        6, XXIX    |             he was calumniating, he continues his accusations against
50        6, XXX     | Thauthabaoth, the bear-like. Celsus continues his account, that the "sixth
51        6, XXXIV   |        ourselves have added, Celsus continues as follows: "They continue
52        6, XLII    |          views concerning Satan, he continues: "The ancients allude obscurely
53        6, XLII    |        erroneous copies of them, he continues his abuse of us, remarking
54        6, XLII    |           is manifest from this, he continues, that a motherless and unsullied
55        6, XLII    |          fictions of the Greeks, he continues to heap against us such
56        6, LIII    |       different and strange god, he continues in the following strain: "
57        6, LIX     |   destruction of men by the deluge, continues: "But if he does not destroy
58        6, LXI     |             rested from fatigue, he continues: "It is not in keeping with
59        6, LXXIV   |          convince, whereas since he continues to ridicule, and scoff,
60        7, XL      |           and His religion, he thus continues, confounding us with them: "
61        8, XII     |         worship of other gods still continues valid. And we do not "reverence