Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIII   |          Now by these words it is clearly shown that it is by the
 2        1, XIX    |          comparatively modern, he clearly demonstrates to those who
 3        1, XLIII  |           cannot, as you suppose, clearly prove it to be true, it
 4        1, LI     |       from heaven, unless it were clearly shown that He had been born
 5        2, III    |       able to see these things so clearly in this place, when in the
 6        2, XXXVIII|      subject of prophecy, and who clearly manifested through His disciples,
 7        2, XLI    |   properly termed "evil," let him clearly prove the existence of any
 8        2, XLIV   |          Now, that manifestly and clearly there is no similarity between
 9        2, XLIX   |        now, whether Celsus is not clearly convicted of slandering
10        2, L      |           of Moses, but the issue clearly proved that the acts of
11        2, LXX    |        behold, Jesus met them" -- clearly meaning the afore-mentioned
12        2, LXXVII |      eternal and the resurrection clearly demonstrated to them both
13        3, IV     |          who was spoken of can be clearly pointed out, and it can
14        3, XV     |           in Jesus Christ. And we clearly manifest the illustrious
15        3, XXII   |         artful of Celsus not here clearly to indicate that he did
16        3, XXIII  |           by their acts that they clearly understood the nature of
17        3, XXIV   |        the miracles of Jesus, who clearly manifest the honesty of
18        3, XXIV   |         matter of importance, can clearly show a countless multitude
19        3, XXVIII |         entrance into life was so clearly predicted many years beforehand
20        3, XXXIII |          convincing on the point, clearly because no reason can be
21        3, XXXVII |      these deities; for Celsus is clearly convicted of falsehood when
22        3, XXXIX  |      sophistry, but that it might clearly appear to all who were capable
23        3, XLVII  |         creation of the world are Clearly seen, being understood by
24        3, LXVI   |        even by punishment. For it clearly appears that all men are
25        3, LXXIII |      although he does not show or clearly point out what are the things
26        4, XXXVI  |          and want of instruction, clearly evinces the accuracy of
27        4, XLVI   |         have been wicked; and not clearly stating the story of Simeon
28        4, LVIII  |           proof, but even without clearly defining his meaning; for
29        4, LVIII  |           first place, he did not clearly indicate that such was his
30        4, LXXIII |   promised, I will bring out more clearly what has been already stated."
31        4, LXXV   |          God,"--thus showing more clearly at last his Epicurean leanings;
32        4, LXXVII |          the whole; which, again, clearly appears from the verse:--~"
33        5, VI     |       while those who prophesy so clearly and strikingly to all men,
34        5, XVIII  |       Churches, and which is more clearly understood by the more intelligent
35        5, LIX    |           accordingly, and these (clearly meaning the Christians),
36        6, III    |         creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by
37        6, VIII   | philosophers indeed, we shall all clearly know, so far as it is possible
38        6, IX     |    express myself about them more clearly than I have already done
39        6, XV     |          their stupidity have not clearly understood the doctrine
40        6, XIX    |           His disciples, who have clearly indicated the meaning of
41        6, XXV    |       this leviathan, which is so clearly depreciated by the Psalmist,
42        6, XXXIV  |       existing heresy, he did not clearly understand the meaning intended
43        6, XLIII  |           enigmas, is not himself clearly in error, from not observing
44        6, L      |          as if he understood them clearly and correctly, some of which
45        6, LIX    |     suspecting, or perhaps seeing clearly enough, the answer which
46        6, LIX    |         creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by
47        6, LXXVI  |       Christ And if it were to be clearly ascertained from the Gospels
48        7, XXXVII |         creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by
49        7, XLVI   |         creation of the world are clearly seen" by the reason, "being
50        8, XIII   |       worshipped,--if also he had clearly defined the meaning of the
51        8, XVIII  |          God, wishing to set this clearly before us, represents God
52        8, XVIII  |        and such like, and he will clearly perceive, that while the
53        8, XXIV   |  profitable for us to take up and clearly explain the whole passage
54        8, XXIV   |           offered, it it has been clearly shown that we are forbidden