Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXXIII |      belief to their statements, look in admiration on the Logos
 2        3, VII    |    persecutors. And truly, if we look a little deeper into things,
 3        3, XX     |          utters these words, and look carefully at the meaning
 4        3, XXXVIII|        which forbade the soul to look upwards. And the causes
 5        3, LVII   |         the word of God, and who look to Him in all things, and
 6        3, LXII   |       righteous man, although he look up to Him, (adorned) with
 7        3, LXII   |          impossible for a man to look up to God (adorned) with
 8        3, LXIII  |         a righteous man, who can look up to God (adorned) with
 9        3, LXXVII |          those who are unable to look up from the exceeding greatness
10        4, XIV    |                  XIV.~But let us look at what Celsus next with
11        4, XV     |         of) him who is unable to look upon the splendours and
12        4, XXXII  |        God, which aids those who look upwards to Him. And as it
13        4, XLV    |         thence, when they said: "Look not behind thee, neither
14        4, LXXXIII|          such as know not how to look into the nature of all things,
15        4, LXXXV  |         Come now, if one were to look down from heaven upon earth,
16        4, LXXXV  |     proceedings of men and ants, look upon their bodies alone,
17        4, LXXXV  |   earthly things would desire to look from such a distance upon
18        4, LXXXV  |       irrational. And if he once look upon the source of all impulses,
19        4, XCVII  | soundness of) his statements, we look to their consequences, it
20        5, X      |          Lord addressed to him, "Look now towards heaven, and
21        5, XXXIV  |       adjacent to Libya, and who look upon themselves as Libyans,
22        5, XLII   |        within its limits, but to look for Him on high, and beyond
23        5, XLIII  |      very lowest Jew directs his look to the Supreme God alone;
24        5, XLIV   |       nations, let us proceed to look at them. He is of opinion,
25        5, LIII   |   concession from Celsus; but we look to the work of Him who came
26        6, IV     |        if she were God, and will look (with approval) upon the
27        6, XIX    |        weight of glory; while we look not at the things which
28        6, XXXI   |        first principle of water, look upon me as one of thine
29        6, XLVI   |         for this purpose, let us look at another of the charges
30        6, LXVI   |                     LXVI.~Let us look also at his next statement,
31        6, LXVI   |      sculptors, and who will not look upwards, and ascend in thought
32        6, LXIX   |          a polluted heart should look upon God; for that must
33        6, LXXVII |          of preaching" those who look at this alone say, "We saw
34        7, III    |        and Palestine--these they look upon as marvellous sayings,
35        7, XXII   |         to be admired by all who look upon it. As soon, then,
36        7, XXXII  |       Scripture encourages us to look, when it speaks to us of
37        7, XXXVI  |       exercising the senses, you look upwards with the soul; if,
38        7, XXXIX  |      exercising your senses, you look upwards with the soul; if,
39        7, XXXIX  |          order that the soul may look without distraction upon
40        7, XLI    |      superstition, that they may look upward through the Word
41        7, XLV    |       you." He says also that we look upon nothing that is pure,
42        7, LIV    |          for his courage, yet to look up to Anaxarchus as a god
43        8, V      |        or in any way he may, "to look not at the things which
44        8, LII    |        men, therefore, when they look upon the universe, observe
45        8, LIV    |         and who would have us to look down also! And no one can