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 1        1, XL    |      statement, alleging that the narrative is a fiction. Having completely
 2        1, XL    |        have objected to the first narrative, then passed on to the second,
 3        1, XL    |           immediately follows the narrative of the birth of Jesus--the
 4        1, XLII  |         account of the impossible narrative interwoven therewith, about
 5        1, XLII  |           was introduced into the narrative, how should we demonstrate
 6        1, XLIII |          of the prophets than the narrative of the appearance of the
 7        1, LI    |            in conformity with the narrative in the Gospel regarding
 8        1, LVIII |          has falsified the Gospel narrative. I know not, moreover, why
 9        1, LIX   |          necessary to examine the narrative about the Magi, and the
10        2, I     |     unclean animals. And from the narrative that follows, it is manifest
11        2, IX    | intelligent readers of the Gospel narrative, which it is not now the
12        2, XIII  |         produce beyond the Gospel narrative which could impress the
13        2, XXXVII|          extracts from the Gospel narrative those statements on which
14        2, LIX   |       this?" And discrediting the narrative of Mary Magdalene, who is
15        2, LXIII |          bring against the Gospel narrative a charge which is not to
16        2, LXVIII|    certain portions merely of the narrative that they may have ground
17        2, LXIX  |           For the mere letter and narrative of the events which happened
18        2, LXIX  |         examines the words of the narrative may see something worthy
19        2, LXIX  |        such subjects. The literal narrative, however, one might thus
20        2, LXIX  |         have found fault with the narrative, and would have brought
21        2, LXIX  |           can find fault with the narrative, because it did not invent,
22        3, LXIV  |         For Jesus subjoins to his narrative of them both the words: "
23        4, VIII  |       necessary to touch upon the narrative of the divisions (of the
24        4, XXI   |            For, in order that the narrative contained in Genesis respecting
25        4, XXI   |        what is the meaning of the narrative in its historical connection,
26        4, XXXIV |          least from what mystical narrative, the accounts of these men
27        4, XXXIX |        God to the man, taking the narrative to be an old wife's fable,
28        4, XL    |          asserts that "the Mosaic narrative most impiously represents
29        4, XL    |        that in those parts of the narrative which appear to refer to
30        4, XLI   |          this very ancient Jewish narrative. For, not being able to
31        4, XLII  |           is, in order to put the narrative in a more ridiculous light,
32        4, XLII  |     unless perhaps he regards the narrative as not having proceeded
33        4, XLVII |     funeral," and thinks that the narrative furnishes matter of accusation
34        4, LI    |        The Good, he quotes also a narrative regarding Jesus--without,
35        5, XX    |           them rather than at our narrative that we must sneer. The
36        5, XXIX  |         the style of a historical narrative: "And the whole earth was
37        5, XXIX  |           the style of a historic narrative what is intended to convey
38        5, XXIX  |      relates to the subject. (The narrative, then, may be understood
39        5, XXXIV |          river Nile.' Such is the narrative of Herodotus. But," continues
40        5, LV    |         was one who referred this narrative to the doctrine regarding
41        5, LVIII |           clever objection to the narrative, he remarks: "The Son of
42        5, LVIII |           shall simply say of the narrative alone, that it does appear
43        6, XLIX  |    expressed his opinion that the narrative of the creation of man is "