Book, Chapter

 1        1, V     |         that the Christians do not consider those to be gods that are
 2        1, XVI   |            obey the laws of Moses. Consider, then, whether it is not
 3        1, XX    |            he says that the Greeks consider those things as ancient,
 4        1, XXXVII|         existed; which, however, I consider more incredible than that
 5        1, LII   |        fathers, so as no longer to consider this or that irrational
 6        1, LII   |          prophecy regarding it, we consider that we were obliged to
 7        1, LVIII |            was seen in the east we consider to have been a new star,
 8        2, I     |        therefore let us proceed to consider what he has to say to the
 9        2, IX    |            that the Gospels do not consider him who in Jesus said these
10        2, XIII  |          all that happened to Him, consider how, while Jerusalem was
11        2, XLVII |         And, as if we said that we consider Him to be the Son of God
12        2, LIII  |           and wonders, ought we to consider such persons as wicked,
13        2, LXI   |           seen; but he did not yet consider the report to be true that
14        2, LXVIII|     accusing Christianity, and who consider other portions to be fiction.
15        2, LXIX  |            did not invent, as they consider it ought to have done, any
16        2, LXXVII| resurrection of the body, I do not consider the present a suitable time
17        3, XXVII |         sake of "fictions" (as you consider them), and "myths," and "
18        3, LXIV  |           sinner, but who does not consider himself one, but exalts
19        3, LXVIII|           wondered at. But when we consider that those discourses, which
20        4, VI    |           we should understand and consider His pre-eminence; but desiring
21        4, XX    |          as far as we can, briefly consider these points. According
22        4, XXXVII|    conceptions, it follows that we consider the body of God to be furnished
23        4, LXXXV |         ants, and would not rather consider the nature of the guiding
24        4, XCIII |        reveal the future! And now, consider with yourself whether it
25        4, XCVII |        made like to those whom you consider as dearer to Him than human
26        5, III   |           who it is that we are to consider as having come down to the
27        5, VII   |    moreover, assumed that the Jews consider the heaven to be God, he
28        5, XXXIV |          his own country. Men each consider their own laws much the
29        5, XLII  |       concealed within them. And I consider that it was in a manner
30        5, XLV   |       language of Celsus led us to consider the subject. And now we
31        5, XLVI  |           to be God. For we do not consider Jupiter and Sabaoth to be
32        5, LI    |        doctrine, let us proceed to consider what follows, and to prove
33        6, VI    |           the light?"--let us then consider this point briefly, viz.,
34        6, XLVII |            For he was unable so to consider the times of Moses and the
35        6, LXVII |   Christians, however, by no means consider that they are blinded by
36        6, LXXXI |         seventh, in which we shall consider the reasons which he thinks
37        7, VII   |           of three years. Read and consider the severe life of those
38        7, XVII  |         than in this. If, then, we consider Jesus in relation to the
39        7, XVII  |            what is holy; and if we consider Him as man, distinguished
40        7, XXI   |            we have just explained, consider if it is not according to
41        7, XXIV  |            ye thought for raiment? Consider the lilies of the field;"--
42        7, XXIV  |           shall want." For we must consider the food promised in the
43        7, XXIX  |       dwell therein for ever." And consider whether it is not evident
44        7, XXXI  |         the works of the Lord, nor consider the operation of His hands."
45        7, XXXIX |            do so." We have then to consider what the philosopher wishes
46        7, XLI   |                    XLI.~But let us consider who those persons are whose
47        7, LV    |            its more obvious sense, consider if it be not a prayer offered
48        7, LVIII |                  LVIII.~Let us now consider what follows. "They have
49        7, LVIII |        Plato speaks; and he adds, 'Consider, then, whether you are at
50        7, LXIII |       different classes. The first consider the interests of society,
51        7, LXIX  |        true nature of demons if we consider the practice of those who
52        8, XXXV  |                    XXV.~Now let us consider another saying of Celsus,
53        8, XXXV  |       insult them. For he does not consider that a wise man would not
54        8, XLI   |           reviling others, when we consider what a great folly it is !
55        8, XLVII |          truth. But why may we not consider the accounts of fife Greeks
56        8, LXI   |                           LXI.~For consider with yourself which disposition
57        8, LXIII |         are full of them. I do not consider it necessary to quote examples.~
58        8, LXIV  |         the Most High God, let him consider that, as the motion of the
59        8, LXVII |            a figurative sense, and consider Minerva as representing
60        8, LXXII |            Let them also carefully consider the promise, that all shall