Book, Chapter

 1        1, II     |        must believe to have been performed, both on many other grounds,
 2        1, VI     |  accomplish the wonders which He performed; and that foreseeing that
 3        1, XLVI   |       upon them, alleges that He performed only what He had learned
 4        1, LXVIII |   suspicion that the great works performed by Jesus, of which we have
 5        1, LXVIII |         things, and to the feats performed by those who have been taught
 6        1, LXVIII |     dealers in magical arts, had performed His works only for show;
 7        2, IX     |          was currently reported, performed none of his promises, but
 8        2, IX     |         creative acts which were performed; and that to Him also were
 9        2, IX     |         by the miracles which He performed, which Celsus suspected
10        2, XVI    |        if in the case of One who performed many marvellous things,
11        2, XVI    |       leave its body, and having performed certain offices out of it,
12        2, XLII   |        reproach. Jesus, however, performed all that He promised to
13        2, XLVIII |        Jesus is recorded to have performed, has already on several
14        2, XLVIII |          of Jesus, His disciples performed even greater works than
15        2, LI     |          but those not which are performed by a nature that is holy
16        2, LI     |        they are recorded to have performed? For wickedness and sorcery
17        2, LII    |          writings as having been performed by God through the instrumentality
18        2, LII    |         you admit, were actually performed, with not being divine?
19        2, LII    |     people, that there should be performed those miracles which he
20        2, LII    |     which he is recorded to have performed, why should not Jesus also,
21        2, LVII   |       whom mightier marvels were performed, was greater than all those
22        2, LXXIV  |         in the signs and wonders performed in Egypt, and also in the
23        2, LXXIV  |         and the marvels which He performed in the presence of all the
24        2, LXXV   |      which we declare that Jesus performed among you? For if the former
25        3, II     |      signs and wonders should be performed by Him who was the subject
26        3, III    |        next place, miracles were performed in all countries, or at
27        3, III    |    demons which gave oracles and performed cures, and deserted the
28        4, XVIII  |          it could do, by what it performed, even by voluntarily descending
29        4, XXII   | recovered their possessions, and performed unhindered the observances
30        4, XXXI   |  fugitives from Egypt, who never performed anything worthy of note,
31        5, XXXVIII|          certain juggling tricks performed at the desire of Ptolemy,
32        5, XLVII  |        act from the circumcision performed upon another. For the purpose,
33        5, XLVIII |        say that the circumcision performed on the eighth day is the
34        5, XLVIII |  circumcision, and that which is performed according to circumstances
35        5, XLVIII |   different; and probably it was performed on account of the hostility
36        5, LVIII  |          an act should have been performed by Him whose resurrection
37        6, XXXV   |       symbol of the circumcision performed there, in a certain place
38        6, LI     |         that work we had already performed, to the best of our ability,
39        6, LV     |        lived a virtuous life, or performed virtuous actions, will be
40        6, LXI    |       God who commanded it to be performed.~
41        6, LXXVII |         life, and to any actions performed by Him before His sufferings,
42        6, LXXVIII|         noble deed has ever been performed amongst men, where the divine
43        7, LV     |       account of all the wonders performed by Jesus, specify among
44        7, LXIX   |         incantations, which were performed by those who zealously served
45        8, XLV    |          Jews, or as having been performed by Jesus and His disciples.
46        8, XLVII  |     mentioned by the Greeks were performed by certain demons; those
47        8, XLVII  |         and purpose of those who performed them; and let us inquire
48        8, XLVII  |      these acts of kindness were performed, whether beneficial or hurtful,
49        8, XLVIII |  convincing, partly from wonders performed by demons, and partly from