Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |         had offered a defence, is clear from what is related of
 2        1, VI    |     wrought these miracles, it is clear that Christians employ no
 3        1, XXXIV |           quote this prophecy, is clear to me from this, that although
 4        1, LII   |       things which are abundantly clear; so that they who have somehow
 5        1, LII   |         that time disregarded the clear testimony of the prophecies,
 6        1, LII   |           regarding Jesus were so clear as we represent them, why
 7        1, LIII  |        may appear to us to have a clear reference to Jesus, we would
 8        1, LXII  |          as the above, that it is clear to all who are able to institute
 9        1, LXIX  |         sin. For it is distinctly clear to us that "He did no sin,
10        2, XI    |         priests and elders, it is clear that the instructions of
11        2, XIII  |          its truth, and furnish a clear ground of accusation against
12        2, XX    |       blood." Now from this it is clear that it was within the power
13        2, XXIII |      Himself to His Father, it is clear that He actually suffered
14        2, XL    |          even unto death), to the clear evidence of one God who
15        2, XLI   |         of wicked men, then it is clear that he would say that evil
16        2, XLIV  |     teaching of Jesus, then it is clear also that Jesus, the author
17        2, LV    |           history does admit of a clear and powerful defence, you
18        2, LVI   | resurrection from the dead. But a clear and unmistakeable proof
19        2, LXIV  |         varying point of view, is clear from this statement, "I
20        2, LXIV  |           to receive Him, will be clear to those who notice why,
21        2, LXVIII|       disappear when He chose, is clear from the very nature of
22        3, VIII  |        they were in Egypt,--it is clear that the Egyptian account
23        3, IX    |       above statement is false is clear from this, that Christians
24        3, LIII  |       treating of them? But it is clear to him who examines the
25        3, LXIX  |       better life;" not making it clear what he means by "those
26        3, LXXIX |            and what appears to be clear to the multitude, but not
27        3, LXXIX |         the multitude, but not so clear to them as it is to those
28        4, XXXIX |           the man. It is not very clear, indeed, whether Plato fell
29        4, LX    |           this is the case, it is clear also that, according to
30        4, LX    |           certain purposes, it is clear that it will not have the
31        4, LXV   |         even for such to attain a clear understanding of it, unless
32        4, LXVII |           appointed cycles, it is clear that, of necessity, Socrates
33        4, LXXII |      himself by his sins, will be clear from the further statement
34        4, LXXXIX|          by imparting to them the clear ideas which they have obtained
35        4, XCIV  |      Celsus says, the gods, it is clear that when we men also sneeze,
36        6, XIX   |       indeed, he does not make it clear whether they also ascend
37        6, LIII  |         by these remarks he makes clear what "evil" is; and although
38        7, XI    |       writing. And it seems quite clear that Celsus is speaking
39        7, XXIII |         what has been said, it is clear then that Jesus, "the man
40        7, XLII  |         after God, or to attain a clear knowledge of Him without
41        7, LI    |      between those things and the clear and certain teaching of
42        7, LXVI  |        gods themselves; for it is clear that they are the offerings
43        8, XXI   |       earth,--in that case, it is clear that those who wish to offer
44        8, XLVIII|        gods produce many that are clear and convincing, partly from
45        8, LVI   |           the lawgiver," it seems clear to us that if the two laws,
46        8, LX    |          would say that it is not clear that these demons, however