Book, Chapter

 1        1, I      |          Christians entered into secret associations with each other
 2        1, I      |         the laws; others, again, secret, and maintained in violation
 3        1, I      |          who should enter into a secret association in order to
 4        1, III    |     their favourite doctrines in secret, and saying that they do
 5        1, VII    |         the Christian doctrine a secret system (of belief), we must
 6        1, VII    |          Christian doctrine as a secret system, is altogether absurd.
 7        1, VII    |      while others were taught in secret those doctrines which were
 8        1, VII    |      countries, although held in secret, have no discredit thrown
 9        1, VII    |     endeavours to calumniate the secret doctrines of Christianity,
10        1, XVII   |         and of cutting off their secret parts, and should dare to
11        1, XIX    |       statements, Celsus, from a secret desire to cast discredit
12        1, XX     | conformity with reason, and of a secret and mysterious character.
13        1, XXIV   |          things, but belong to a secret theology which refers to
14        1, XXV    |       name of God according to a secret system, and applying those
15        1, XXIX   |        in circulation, and which secret meaning enwrapped, so to
16        2, IV     |       revelation, which was kept secret since the world began, but
17        2, XLIX   |      forth; behold, he is in the secret chambers, believe it not.
18        3, XLV    |     these words: "The unseen and secret things of Thy wisdom Thou
19        3, XLV    |         wiser than Daniel? Every secret was not revealed to thee."~
20        3, LVII   |       promise, openly and not in secret, that they will be happy
21        3, LXI    |          mystery, which was kept secret since the world began, but
22        4, XXI    |         may be held to convey no secret meaning, but, as Celsus
23        4, XXXVIII|         any rational meaning and secret signification? But is it
24        4, XXXVIII|       what is intended to have a secret meaning, see whether the
25        4, XXXVIII|          and laughter fill'd his secret soul.~He bade the artist-god
26        4, XXXVIII|         philosophic meaning in a secret covering? or perhaps also
27        4, XXXIX  |       Penia accordingly formed a secret plot, with a view of freeing
28        4, XL     |       sinned), contain a certain secret and mystical doctrine (far
29        4, L      |        be understood as hating a secret meaning, the prophet would
30        4, LV     | unintelligible, and as having no secret meaning, the accounts related
31        4, LXXXVII| investigate them as containing a secret meaning. For it is the custom
32        5, VII    |          know how to receive the secret meaning of the law, which
33        5, XVII   |      observing that it is with a secret kind of wisdom that it was
34        5, XIX    |    apostle wished to conceal the secret meaning of the passage,
35        5, XIX    |         knowing that there was a secret and mystical meaning in
36        5, XIX    |        is good to keep close the secret of a king, but honourable
37        5, XXVIII |         conveying a mystical and secret view respecting the original
38        5, XXIX   |        is good to keep close the secret of a king,"--in order that
39        5, XXIX   |          is intended to convey a secret meaning in the garb of history,
40        6, XVII   |       that "He made darkness His secret place," to signify that
41        6, XVII   |    darkness," which He "made His secret place," and "the abyss,"
42        6, XXXI   |         the knowledge of certain secret rites), but are not at all
43        6, XXXI   |         who art the ruler of the secret mysteries of son and father,
44        6, XLVIII |       what is said of Him with a secret and mystical signification
45        7, XXXVII | knowledge?" For it is not in any secret writings, perused only by
46        8, XVII   |         or distinctive mark of a secret and forbidden society."
47        8, XX     |         make this the badge of a secret and forbidden society; but
48        8, LXIII  |          whether in public or in secret, whether in word or in deed,
49        8, LXIX   |         you transgresses even in secret, he is sought out and punished
50        8, LXXIV  |         or of vainglory. For "in secret," and in our own hearts,