Book, Chapter

 1        1, VII   |           statement that Jesus was born of a virgin, and that He
 2        1, XXVIII|           upbraids Him with being "born in a certain Jewish village,
 3        1, XXIX  |        good fortune in having been born in the most illustrious
 4        1, XXIX  |           is reproached with being born in a village, and that not
 5        1, XXXII |         their will, that Jesus was born of no ordinary human marriage.
 6        1, XXXIV |        virgin that there was to be born, according to the promised
 7        1, XXXIV |            that Immanuel was to be born of a virgin. This, however,
 8        1, XXXV  |            spoke of this man being born of a virgin, because at
 9        1, XXXV  |       written that the Saviour was born of the house of David according
10        1, XXXVII|         that our Saviour was to be born of a virgin, but also that
11        1, XXXVII|          race, He caused Him to be born in some manner different
12        1, XXXVII|       themselves, all men were not born of a man and woman. For
13        1, XXXVII|     incredible than that Jesus was born like other men, so far as
14        1, LI    |     clearly shown that He had been born in Bethlehem, or, as another
15        1, LI    |    Bethlehem the cave where He was born, and the manger in the cave
16        1, LI    |         said that in this cave was born that Jesus who is worshipped
17        1, LI    |     Bethlehem the Christ was to be born. And this opinion had prevailed
18        1, LI    |          that the Christ was to be born in Bethlehem of Judea, "
19        1, LI    |          that the Christ was to be born in Bethlehem, "whence David
20        1, LIII  |           twelve tribes, should be born of the tribe of Judah, and
21        1, LVII  |            you say that every man, born according to the decree
22        1, LVII  |         Jesus appears to have been born, one Judas, a Galilean,
23        1, LVIII |          the infants that had been born about the same time, thinking
24        1, LX    |            that some king had been born; but not knowing over what
25        1, LXI   |          king of the Jews had been born, and yet cherished a purpose
26        1, LXI   |      destroy Him also who had been born King of the Jews. For he
27        1, LXIX  |         the world, assumed, as one born of a woman, a human body,
28        1, LXIX  |            is written, it had been born, His body somehow might
29        1, LXX   |      assumed a (true) body, as one born of a woman. "But," objects
30        2, II    |     opinions that have been almost born with a man, and amid which
31        2, II    |        unable to bear, having been born and brought up amongst Jews.
32        2, XXX   |          is certain that Jesus was born in the reign of Augustus,
33        2, XXXII |           or that kings are always born of kings? But it appears
34        2, LXIII |         seen of me also, as of one born out of due time." I am of
35        2, LXV   |          lastly to Paul, as to one born out of due time, and who
36        2, LXV   |         the same meaning with "one born out of due time." For as
37        2, LXIX  |           consequence of His being born, not in the way of ordinary
38        3, XXV   |             for the body which was born of the Virgin was composed
39        3, XLIII |            Arcadia that he who was born should also die. And the
40        3, XLIII |            some say that thou weft born on the mountains of Ida,
41        4, XXXIX |        follow: "When Aphrodite was born, the gods held a banquet,
42        4, XL    |        beginning of things who was born into the world untainted
43        4, XLI   |            of those who were to be born after the deluge?~
44        4, XLIV  |          was of the bond woman was born after the flesh; but he
45        5, XXI   |             Socrates will again be born of the same parents, and
46        5, LXI   | acknowledge with us that Jesus was born of a virgin, or deny this,
47        6, VII   |          heard one who was not yet born? And if any one should apply
48        6, XVI   |        hearing that Jesus, who was born and brought up among the
49        6, XXXI  |         first and seventh, who art born to command with confidence,
50        6, XXXI  |            strengthened him who is born of thee by the living word.
51        6, XLVII |        termed this world, as being born of God, both his child and
52        6, XLVII |        said of the world, as being born of God, and being His "Son,"
53        7, L     |         astray as soon as they are born, speaking lies." Besides,
54        8, XLVI  |        whom at an advanced age was born Isaac, the father of the
55        8, LIII  |          of Celsus: "Since men are born united to a body, whether