Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref    |         exhibit the truth, we have deemed it right to yield to your
 2        1, VII     |           doctrines which were not deemed fit to be communicated to
 3        1, XX      |         Celsus and those like him, deemed inferior to him who degrades
 4        1, LIV     |            seen in a form which is deemed dishonourable among men.
 5        1, LVI     |           pressed the Jew, who was deemed a learned man, very hard
 6        1, LIX     |            And now, if it shall be deemed necessary to examine the
 7        2, IX      |         for their teacher, who was deemed to be a Saviour, and a son
 8        2, XLVIII  |   represents us as saying that "we deemed Jesus to be the Son of God,
 9        2, XLVIII  |           the widow there had been deemed worthy by a divine decree
10        2, LXI     |         who was sceptical, and who deemed the miracle an impossibility.
11        2, LXI     |         were spoken by Thomas, who deemed it possible that the body
12        3, II      |        persons who were afterwards deemed to be prophets? And can
13        3, VI      |         those five books which are deemed sacred by the Jews, were
14        3, XXV     |      servant of the Muses, who are deemed to be goddesses! Now I am
15        3, XXXVII  |          perfect exactness, it was deemed safe that no mortal should
16        3, XXXIX   |         with great simplicity, was deemed worthy of being accompanied
17        3, XLIV    |            such qualifications are deemed evil by us); but if there
18        3, XLIV    |      behold a few of those who are deemed to be Christians living
19        3, LVIII   |            in a case where fathers deemed the mysteries of philosophy
20        3, LXVII   |       philosophy, that the one was deemed worthy by Plato to recount
21        3, LXXV    |           the words of such as are deemed to be philosophers? Nay,
22        4, XX      |         assertions, they are to be deemed worthy of respect and consideration,
23        4, XXV     |      neither can men in general be deemed worms in comparison with
24        4, XXXV    |    overturn the genealogy which he deemed the Jews to have so shamelessly
25        4, XLV     |             shall their conduct be deemed worse than that of the wise
26        4, XLIX    |            the present day who are deemed by Celsus the "more modest
27        4, LV      |            other things; but it is deemed sufficient to say regarding
28        4, LXVI    |            attempted by him who is deemed by God worthy to attain
29        4, LXXXI   |            a help to those who are deemed worthy of reason. Cities,
30        4, LXXXIII |            food, this is not to be deemed as evidence of the existence
31        4, LXXXVIII|       grasp the idea of God, he is deemed superior to the other animals,
32        5, XI      |            those objects which are deemed worthy of homage to the
33        5, XXIV    |   principles of equity, bodies are deemed worthy of sepulture, with
34        5, XXVIII  |            that, again, he who was deemed guilty of impiety among
35        5, XXXVIII |           those as deities who are deemed to be such by the laws of
36        5, XLI     |       Scythians. Nor would they be deemed at all holier than others
37        5, XLI     |         country of which they were deemed worthy. Let this band, then,
38        5, L       |         country of which they were deemed worthy." We shall refute
39        5, LVII    |          witnessed, they are to be deemed unworthy of belief, and
40        5, LVIII   |      weighty stone, that those who deemed the Word to be dead might
41        5, LXI     |          doctrine of providence be deemed true philosophers, nor those
42        6, XVI     |           the Logos which is to be deemed "altogether blessed," and
43        6, XVIII   |            of theology, I have not deemed it becoming to discourse
44        6, XX      |       earnest longing for them, he deemed all affliction as "light"
45        6, XX      |   contemplation of (divine) things deemed every calamity a light thing,
46        6, XXII    |            their senate? But if he deemed it inappropriate to institute
47        6, XXXIX   |          to those beings which are deemed to be gods. For how is it
48        6, XXXIX   |           to those who are by them deemed gods the names which they
49        6, LV      |    Scripture. I have not, however, deemed it appropriate to my present
50        6, LXXI    |          men only, but to what are deemed the very lowest of things,
51        7, LXVIII  |          which they were severally deemed worthy? it not just, therefore,
52        7, LXX     | departments, according as each was deemed worthy?" But this is a question
53        7, LXX     |          which they were severally deemed worthy? Is it not just,