Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |          sufficient at present to quote the words of Matthew, for
 2        1, XVI    |      considered it unnecessary to quote. For any one who chooses
 3        1, XXXIV  |        malice that Celsus did not quote this prophecy, is clear
 4        1, LIII   |      reference to Jesus, we would quote that which was written by
 5        1, LVI    |          its divine greatness. To quote the prophecies at length
 6        1, LVI    |     sufficient for the present to quote a part of the forty-fifth
 7        1, LXII   |     Saviour, I shall nevertheless quote it again, as appropriate
 8        2, II     |           deem it out of place to quote a certain declaration of
 9        2, IX     |     following kind which we shall quote. John the Baptist, when
10        2, IX     |         end of the world." And we quote these passages, making no
11        2, XVI    |          to unbelievers, we shall quote the words of Plato, that
12        2, XX     |     answer to the Greeks we shall quote the following oracular response
13        2, XXI    |          the conduct of life, can quote numerous instances, showing
14        2, XXV    |          how could men afterwards quote the example of Jesus as
15        2, XXXI   |       will not be out of place to quote the declaration, "He sent
16        2, LV     |     believe in Moses (as we might quote the instances of Zamolxis
17        3, XXVI   |            however, at present to quote the statement of the latter
18        4, II     |      which we Christians and Jews quote in our discussions with
19        4, XVIII  |          sufficient at present to quote one testimony of Paul to
20        4, LXXVII |          follow: "But if you will quote the saying of Euripides,
21        4, LXXXVII|         in these matters, I might quote the words of Solomon from
22        4, LXXXVII|      kings' fortresses." I do not quote these words, however, as
23        5, I      | assertions of Celsus. Let us then quote such assertions of his as
24        5, XV     |       however, for the present to quote the words of Isaiah: "For
25        5, XVII   |           the Corinthians, I will quote also from the first to the
26        5, XVIII  |           is unnecessary again to quote his words, which have been
27        5, XVIII  |        suffice for the present to quote the language of Paul from
28        5, XXXIV  |      preceding paragraphs, let us quote his words: "We might adduce
29        5, XXXIV  |        credibility, I shall again quote his very words, for he writes
30        5, LIV    |          be in vain for Celsus to quote the statements regarding
31        6, VIII   |           to the marvellous, will quote the story of the swan which
32        6, X      |          for our belief, we shall quote also the words of Paul,
33        6, XIII   |     sufficient for the present to quote from the words of David
34        6, XVIII  |      XVIII.~I thought it right to quote these few instances from
35        6, XXII   |           it seems to me, that to quote the language of Celsus upon
36        6, XXIV   |            he was nothing loth to quote those with which he thought
37        6, XLIII  |          that I may not appear to quote in reply to Celsus from
38        6, XLVII  |            Nay, he would not even quote the passage in the letters
39        6, LV     |          were created by God will quote certain expressions of Scripture (
40        6, LV     |         to my present treatise to quote on the present occasion
41        7, III    |           his followers, we could quote passages to show that even
42        7, XXVII  |     opposes, we would be bound to quote his words, to adduce our
43        7, XXIX   |           is enough at present to quote the words of the thirty-seventh
44        7, LI     |         But what need is there to quote any more passages against
45        7, LXX    |         His Word and God, we must quote this from Scripture, "All
46        8, XIV    |        that God, namely, whom, to quote the words of Celsus, "we
47        8, XLVI   |   reverses. What need is there to quote all the princes and private
48        8, LXIII  |          consider it necessary to quote examples.~
49        8, LXXII  |        for our present purpose to quote the following passage from