Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |    Christ Jesus our Lord." Now, truly, it is proper that we should
 2        1, XLV    |     Moses and the prophets were truly prophets of God."~
 3        1, XLVIII |      that other leprosy, by His truly divine touch. It is in this
 4        1, LVII   |        whereas Christ Jesus was truly the Son of God. Now Gamaliel,
 5        1, LXI    |  subject them to laws that were truly from God. And Jesus, knowing
 6        1, LXVII  |        great and wonderful, and truly beyond the power of man;
 7        2, XXVI   |          and they recorded them truly; or else they were guilty
 8        2, XXXII  |   mentioned. For Celsus, who is truly a braggart, and who professes
 9        2, XLII   |    recorded anything that could truly furnish ground of reproach
10        2, XLII   |     taught by Him that what was truly and properly the happy life
11        2, LIX    |      that was improper, but was truly "led as a sheep to the slaughter,
12        2, LXII   |         to see corruption." And truly, after His resurrection,
13        2, LXXVIII|     although it is they who are truly blind themselves that charge
14        2, LXXVIII| seducing men--a good seduction, truly!--that they may become temperate
15        3, VII    |   resist their persecutors. And truly, if we look a little deeper
16        3, XXI    |         describe at present the truly venerable and divine contents
17        3, XLIX   |        to arrive at the truth?" Truly it is no evil to have been
18        4, III    |       works on providence. They truly would not say what Celsus
19        4, XLV    | unhallowed intercourse. And yet truly sacred Scripture is nowhere
20        4, XLVIII | histories can this be said more truly than of the Grecian? In
21        4, LXIX   |       world; and this, as it is truly understood by God alone,
22        4, XCVI   |       then, those alone who are truly wise and sincerely religious
23        4, XCVII  |      the virtuous alone who are truly wise, for no wicked man
24        4, XCVII  |       which was foretold." Now, truly, no person of intelligence
25        5, II     |     down or will come down," be truly maintained by Celsus, it
26        5, V      |       divine things) to what is truly divine and blessed; whereas
27        5, VI     |      are above,--those that are truly heavenly angels,--are to
28        5, XII    |       they are His heralds, and truly messengers of heaven, why,
29        6, IV     |     things that are;" and this, truly, "that no flesh should glory
30        6, XIII   |      This opinion, moreover, is truly an ancient one, its antiquity
31        6, XV     |        those doctrines that are truly great, and those thoughts
32        6, XX     |       promised to all that have truly learned divine things, and
33        6, XXX    |      given him by those who are truly the most impious of individuals;
34        6, XLIV   |   wisest of men, concerning the truly rich man, that "he made
35        6, XLVI   |      reader admire the words as truly divine and prophetic; for
36        6, LXII   |       neither mouth nor voice." Truly, indeed, God can have no
37        7, XV     |      prophets may have foretold truly such things of the Son of
38        7, XXII   |    stones;" and he is therefore truly blessed. God may therefore
39        7, XLI    |      spoken so many things by a truly divine inspiration, and
40        7, XLIV   |      only for what is great and truly divine; and these things
41        7, LII    |   mechanical work of man can be truly sacred. Those whose piety
42        7, LIII   |       speech surely of a spirit truly divine. But others were
43        7, LVIII  |      him injustice.' 'You speak truly. We must then not do injustice
44        8, IV     |        name and those which are truly gods, whether they are called
45        8, XI     |        gods by the heathens are truly gods, and not merely evil
46        8, XIII   |       to apply to those who are truly the servants of God, after
47        8, XIV    |      that He alone: ought to be truly worshipped, they would not
48        8, XVII   |      arises an incense which is truly and spiritually sweet-smelling,
49        8, XX     |        built of precious stones truly means. For as if in some
50        8, XX     |         the way of piety, as He truly said, "I am the way, the
51        8, XXI    |       one's duty;" and that man truly celebrates a feast who does
52        8, XXII   |        And, finally, he who can truly say, "We are risen with
53        8, LVII   |       piety. For we say that he truly discharges the duties of
54        8, LVIII  |     Jesus," when uttered by the truly faithful, to deliver not
55        8, LXII   |      consciousness of our being truly devoted to the will of God.
56        8, LXX    |        overcome the world." And truly He has overcome the world.
57        8, LXXV   |      while thus worshipping God truly, and training up as many