Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV  |     nature,--the first men having uttered certain words varying with
 2        1, XXV   |          when the name of Zeus is uttered, there is heard at the same
 3        1, XXXV  |        words, "God with us," were uttered, let us make good our point
 4        1, XXXVI |          in their prophets having uttered predictions even about events
 5        1, XXXVII|       prophets among the Jews who uttered not merely general predictions
 6        1, XLIX  |           Moses, was the prophecy uttered. It were indeed to be desired,
 7        1, L     |         many of the prophets have uttered predictions! in all kinds
 8        1, LIII  |           from this life, to have uttered predictions regarding each
 9        1, LXII  |    mentioned a Gospel declaration uttered by the Saviour, I shall
10        1, LXX   |           on account of its being uttered with power, should produce
11        2, VII   |           the falsehoods which He uttered, and let him point out what
12        2, IX    |        account of the creation He uttered the words, "Let there be
13        2, XIII  |         of many other predictions uttered by the Saviour, in which
14        2, XIII  |          that this declaration is uttered: "Whosoever therefore shall
15        2, XIII  |          thought to Jesus when He uttered these words, and see His
16        2, XXXIV |           is not recorded that He uttered any lamentation, or that
17        2, XXXIV |     condemnation He either did or uttered anything unbecoming.~
18        2, XXXVII|          this very prediction was uttered many ages before, and is
19        2, L     |   although Celsus asserts that He uttered such words. For as the power
20        2, LV    |           prediction was actually uttered. Yet how many others are
21        2, LVII  |          Now a Jew would not have uttered these words, who believed
22        2, LIX   |        assistance. For He neither uttered nor committed anything that
23        2, LXII  |        the predictions which were uttered regarding Him --amongst
24        3, XXXII |         Jesus, and the discourses uttered by Him, might either be
25        3, XXXIII|      saved, and by the prophecies uttered concerning Him, and by the
26        3, LII   |   manifest falsehood has not been uttered, and things compared which
27        3, LV    |        those which he has already uttered, has added others, let us
28        3, LXXXI |          proved to be divine, and uttered by inspiration. And what
29        4, I     |       wounded soul the reproaches uttered against the truth by this
30        4, XXVIII|           us words which we never uttered, seeing we both read and
31        4, XXIX  |          account of certain words uttered by some rash youth who,
32        5, III   |         Jesus, and the prophecies uttered concerning Him, who it is
33        5, XVII  |        was the meaning of him who uttered these words, as being one
34        5, XLV   |         what they did before when uttered in their native tongues.
35        6, VI    |            but the words which He uttered have not been preserved,
36        6, XIX   |     thoughts than these have been uttered by the prophets, by Jesus
37        6, XXVI  |         be made to all, nor to be uttered on the present occasion;
38        6, XXVI  |       statements which they never uttered instead of what was spoken
39        6, XXVIII|       their assembly until he has uttered maledictions against Jesus.
40        6, LVII  |           persuasive words may be uttered by him, is distinctly taught
41        6, LVII  |           the following words are uttered with peculiar emphasis: "
42        6, LXVI  |          upon the eyes of him who uttered the foregoing words, when
43        6, LXXX  |            And this prediction he uttered respecting them, as being
44        7, III   |          those sayings which were uttered or not uttered in Judea,
45        7, III   |         which were uttered or not uttered in Judea, after the manner
46        7, XIV   |          not whether the prophets uttered these predictions or not."
47        7, XIX   |         one may read for himself, uttered the noblest thoughts and
48        7, XXXVII| Christians words which they never uttered? For if those whom he represents
49        7, LV    |         cowardly weakness that He uttered the words: "Father, if it
50        8, LVIII |          the name of Jesus," when uttered by the truly faithful, to