Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII   |   defence as they would wish to offer.~
 2        1, XLV    |      decline for the present to offer any demonstration likewise;
 3        1, XLV    |        that ye have no proof to offer for Moses, and then listen
 4        1, XLVIII |     Although the Jew, then, may offer no defence for himself in
 5        1, LX     |        powers, they resolved to offer him homage. They came, accordingly,
 6        2, VI     |         its comprehension, they offer up this prayer, "Open Thou
 7        2, VIII   |        seem to me reasonable to offer any answer. It is as if
 8        3, VII    |        for His own disciples to offer violence to any one, however
 9        3, XXVIII |     have no ordinary defence to offer for their occurrence;--this,
10        3, XXXIV  |        righteous life, which we offer to Him as being intermediate
11        3, XLIX   |   superfluous for us to wish to offer a reply to such statements
12        3, XLIX   |        What hindrance does this offer to the knowledge of God?
13        3, LXXIX  |         correction of those who offer resistance, although they
14        4, I      |   prayer to God through Christ, offer this fourth book as a reply
15        4, XLIV   |      will be more seasonable to offer an explanation in the exegetical
16        4, XLVIII |       or the moon Diana. But we offer to the Creator a worship
17        4, XCV    |     individuals whom chance may offer, to convey a knowledge of
18        5, IV     |         make intercessions, and offer thanksgivings and supplications
19        5, VI     |      and thunder (to which they offer worship), and lightnings,
20        5, IX     |        transgress their law who offer worship to those who are
21        5, IX     |     they transgress the law who offer sacrifice to sun, moon,
22        5, X      |       it be necessary for us to offer a defence of our refusal
23        5, XI     |    world," would not rationally offer worship to that which is,
24        5, XI     |     those beings who themselves offer up prayers (to God), seeing
25        5, XII    |    worship those who themselves offer worship, as we do not worship
26        5, XXXVIII|        nevertheless teach us to offer divine worship to cold water,
27        5, XLIV   |        Persians, like the Jews, offer sacrifices to Jupiter upon
28        5, XLIV   |         are many in number, and offer up sacrifices which have
29        6, IV     |         down to the Piraeus and offer prayer to Artemis, as if
30        6, IV     |      and trifling thoughts, and offer a cock to AEsculapius! And
31        6, XXVI   |       the doctrines of Plato to offer a defence of Epicurus and
32        6, XXXIII |        worship which Christians offer up to God.~
33        6, XXXIX  |   reason does not require us to offer any defence, since we are
34        7, I      |        the prophet which we now offer as our prayer, "Destroy
35        7, I      |   sacrifice unto Thee," and may offer to the Most High a reasonable
36        7, VI     |        who, to reward those who offer them, grant in answer to
37        7, XIII   |       the word of truth do ever offer to Christ the Son of God
38        7, XVIII  |      them one blow, they should offer to receive another? Whether
39        7, XXV    |   strikes thee once, thou shalt offer thyself to be struck again,"
40        7, LVII   |        having no other names to offer us, he adds, "and others
41        7, LXII   |      foolish thing for a man to offer prayers to images, whilst
42        7, LXV    |       childish folly for one to offer prayers to images, whilst
43        7, LXVI   |   applies not only to those who offer prayers to images, but also
44        8, XIII   |       and supplications; and we offer our petitions to the God
45        8, XIII   |         and our High Priest, to offer our desires, and sacrifices,
46        8, XIX    |          an holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices,
47        8, XXI    |    clear that those who wish to offer an enlightened worship to
48        8, XXVI   |       which Celsus gives us, to offer prayer to demons: it is
49        8, XXXIV  |    Celsus would also have us to offer first-fruits to demons.
50        8, XXXIV  |         to demons. But we would offer them to Him who said, "Let
51        8, XXXIV  |           And to Him to whom we offer first-fruits we also send
52        8, LII    |      will not listen to any who offer to instruct them in the
53        8, LVII   | commonly received customs, they offer sacrifices to each of the
54        8, LVII   |       things, and yet refuse to offer sacrifices to beings who
55        8, LVII   |   sacrifices to them than if we offer them; for they have no desire
56        8, LXII   |       Celsus says that "we must offer sacrifices to them, in so
57        8, LXII   |        profitable to us, for to offer them indiscriminately is
58        8, LXII   |      reason," yet we are not to offer sacrifices to demons addicted
59        8, LXXIII |       and free from human blood offer the appointed sacrifices