Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI     |         is unknown to me, Celsus asserts that it is by the names
 2        1, IX     |         among Christians. And he asserts that certain persons who
 3        1, XXII   |        as practised by the Jews, asserts that this usage was derived
 4        1, XXIII  |          After this, Celsus next asserts that "Those herdsmen and
 5        1, XXXVIII|          by divine power; for he asserts "that he (Jesus), having
 6        1, XLIII  |           etc.? Nay, even Isaiah asserts, "I saw the Lord of hosts
 7        1, LXX    |                          LXX.~He asserts, moreover, that "the body
 8        1, LXXI   |          speak, hated by God, he asserts that "these tenets of his
 9        2, I      |        converts from Judaism. He asserts that "they have forsaken
10        2, XXI    |     statement of Celsus, when he asserts "that he who was partaker
11        2, XXVIII |         and particularly when he asserts that the "prophecies agree
12        2, XXXII  | credibility of Scripture. But he asserts that the "framers of the
13        2, L      |       sorcerers, although Celsus asserts that He uttered such words.
14        2, LI     |      begs the question s when he asserts that "Jesus did not deny
15        2, LIII   |         dreams." And as this Jew asserts regarding Jesus, that "even
16        2, LXVIII |   observe how this Jew of Celsus asserts that, "if this at least
17        3, I      |         a most foolish one," and asserts that "the discussions which
18        3, VIII   |          account is false, which asserts that they were Egyptians,
19        3, XVI    |          as Celsus without proof asserts, he who likes may show.
20        3, XVIII  |        Christian system, when he asserts that Christians "repel every
21        3, XXIV   |       incalculable number, as he asserts, of Greeks and Barbarians
22        3, XXVII  |       his argument. But since he asserts that he "disappeared through
23        3, XLIV   |         more ignorant class, and asserts that "the following are
24        3, LV     |      ashamed of what is said. He asserts, "We see, indeed, in private
25        3, LXII   |         reformation of heart, he asserts that we say "that it was
26        4, II     |     foregoing pages. And when he asserts that "he is said by us to
27        4, III    |          men?" For not one of us asserts that it was in order to
28        4, XXXI   | previously enumerated by him, he asserts that the Jews were "fugitives
29        4, XXXIII |     which is entitled "Genesis," asserts that "the Jews accordingly
30        4, XL     |                    XL.~But as he asserts that "the Mosaic narrative
31        4, LVI    |           Moreover, since Celsus asserts that "the soul is the work
32        4, LVI    |         reply to Celsus, when he asserts that "the soul is the work
33        4, LXXVII |         Anaxagoras. But this man asserts that all things in the world
34        4, LXXXIV |             LXXXIV.~And since he asserts that, "when ants die, the
35        5, XXIII  |          and say that if any one asserts that wickedness is contrary
36        5, XXXVIII|      however, to show how Celsus asserts without any good reason,
37        5, LIII   |        single real Christian who asserts that Christ was the only
38        5, LXV    |               LXV.~ But since he asserts that "you may hear all those
39        6, VII    |          from Plato, in which he asserts that the employment of the
40        6, XIV    |        terms us "sorcerers," and asserts that "we flee away with
41        6, XXI    |         to the opinion of Plato, asserts that souls can make their
42        6, XXVII  |    others 'archontics;' " and he asserts that the "ruler of those
43        6, XLI    |    Christian, but a philosopher, asserts that some philosophers of
44        6, XLIX   |  Paradise of delight. Now, as he asserts that these are silly statements,
45        6, LXII   |        to the attributes of God, asserts: "He has neither mouth nor
46        6, LXIII  |          and "God's image," next asserts that the "first-born of
47        6, LXIV   |         allow. For not one of us asserts that "God partakes of form
48        6, LXVI   |         foregoing words, when he asserts that "those whom one would
49        6, LXIX   |           LXIX.~Celsus, however, asserts that the answer which we
50        6, LXXII  |    therefore in vain that Celsus asserts, as one who knows not the
51        8, XI     |       who, when speaking of God, asserts that there is only one who