Book, Chapter

 1        1, XII    |          me to act very much as a person would do who had visited
 2        1, LV     |          regarding one particular person were not rightly applied
 3        1, LV     |          appiled these words to a person. But we seemed to press
 4        1, LV     |          unless he be a different person from that people of God?
 5        1, LV     |           of God? And who is this person save Jesus Christ, by whose
 6        2, XVI    |        were to say that a certain person was a just man, and yet
 7        2, XLI    |                       XLI.~In the person of the Jew, Celsus continues
 8        2, XLVI   |          he won over not a single person to his views, after his
 9        2, LIII   |    transfer this "himself" to the person of Moses.~
10        2, LIV    |        would rise again," another person might make a similar assertion
11        2, LXI    |          such garments around the person (as when alive)." Jesus
12        2, LXII   |  beforehand by the prophet in the person of Jesus: "My flesh shall
13        2, LXIV   |           did not appear the same person to the sick, and to those
14        2, LXXVIII|      follows, being spoken in the person of the Lord "They have moved
15        3, I      |         which he makes in his own person. He gives it as his opinion,
16        3, I      |          on the point whether the person predicted has actually come
17        3, IV     |           shown both what sort of person He was predicted to be,
18        3, IV     |       prophets to come, and whose person and character were made
19        3, XXV    |     through the private parts the person of her who is called the
20        3, XXVIII |           place. Now what sort of person is Apollo, who enjoined
21        3, XXXVIII|       Antinous, or any other such person, whether among the Egyptians
22        3, LXXII  |         place, speaking as in the person of a teacher of our doctrine,
23        3, LXXV   |          Christianity acts like a person who promises to restore
24        4, III    |            in its stead)? Another person now would inquire whether
25        4, V      |          to a religious life, the person who has allowed the word
26        4, XXIV   |          than we. But no sensible person would maintain that these
27        4, XXXI   |     impossible for any effeminate person to appear in public; and
28        4, XXXIV  |         Abraham, and what sort of person was Isaac, and what power
29        4, LIV    |           as might be said by one person, has exchanged them for
30        4, LXXI   |  befitting the majesty of His own person. And yet he who is anxious
31        4, LXXV   |         has been said, who is the person guilty of impiety. In the
32        4, XCVII  |         foretold." Now, truly, no person of intelligence ever related
33        5, VI     |            which, speaking in the person of God, says, "Thou shall
34        5, XII    |     Gospel, when, speaking in the person of John the Baptist, he
35        5, XLVIII |           circumcision in His own person, all the power of the angel
36        5, LVII   |         falsehood of this or that person with regard to the marvels
37        6, XI     |    Christians) bring forward this person, and others, again, a different
38        6, XI     |          these bring forward this person, and others a different
39        6, XXVIII |           He was a wise man, or a person of virtuous character! What,
40        6, XLVIII |        with the very Word, so the person of Jesus, generally speaking,
41        6, LII    |         it is the mark of a needy person to demand back (what he
42        6, LVII   |    penetrate into the mind of the person admonished, and to make
43        6, LXVI   | introduces, as it were, a certain person, who, after hearing what
44        6, LXXIII |         fashioned a body for this person, without casting His own
45        6, LXXV   |         from others; whereas this person did not differ in any respect
46        7, III    |       clearest perception, when a person is in close intercourse
47        7, IV     |    adjurations which the plainest person can use. Because for the
48        7, IX     |       words, of which no rational person can find the meaning: for
49        7, X      |       words, of which no rational person can find the meaning; for
50        7, XXXVI  |   character and sentiments of the person introduced are faithfully
51        7, XLIII  |         who sent Me." No sensible person could suppose that these
52        7, LXIII  |         Epicurean, and the common person of whom we have spoken.~
53        7, LXVIII |           even demons, but a dead person." Leaving, then, this objection
54        8, XII    |          the express image of His person,"' has seen in Him who is
55        8, XIV    |          the express image of His person," and "the breath of the
56        8, XXX    |     redounds to the honour of the person who received from God a
57        8, XLI    |    reviled Bacchus or Hercules in person, you would not perhaps have
58        8, XLII   |          Hercules when present in person, you would not have escaped
59        8, XLII   |          without being present in person, I leave any one who will
60        8, LI     |       into the opinions held by a person at the time that he is under