Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII   |          character! Having said a little before, that "the man who
 2        1, XVIII  |         series of writers display little concern for those readers
 3        1, XXXIII |           body that the soul is a little more rational than the other;
 4        1, XLIX   |        not say the faith, but the little faith of unstable and temporary
 5        1, LXII   | commendation, as we have stated a little above, says: "And my speech
 6        2, XXIV   |    present, and shall speak for a little of those matters which are
 7        2, XXXI   |       passage of which we spoke a little ago. Now, although I have
 8        2, LVII   |          books of Kings regarding little children, of whom the one
 9        2, LXX    |         falls. For having said, a little before, that Jesus had appeared
10        3, VII    |           And truly, if we look a little deeper into things, we may
11        3, IX     |           it is for the sake of a little glory s that certain individuals
12        3, XXVIII |        regard him as a god, who a little ago was a mortal? And yet
13        3, XXXVI  |          honour paid to him falls little short of that which we render
14        4, XVI    |          or of him who has made a little progress, or of him who
15        4, XXVIII |        who have fallen away for a little time Thou rebukest, and
16        4, XLIV   |    bondage, which is Agar." And a little after, "But Jerusalem which
17        4, LIV    |        discuss these points for a little; and let us show that Celsus
18        4, LXI    |       able to listen to him for a little, and so continue our investigation.~
19        4, LXXXVII|          be four things which are little upon the earth, but these
20        4, XCVII  |       whose praises he had sung a little before. And one might address
21        5, IX     |            And still continuing a little confused, and not taking
22        5, XXIX   |          and they dwelt there." A little further on he continues: "
23        5, XLI    |        which there is exceedingly little that has reference to the
24        5, XLV    |           discuss the point for a little, reminding the reader at
25        6, XLI    |       evil; and the angels of the little ones in the Church, who
26        6, XLIII  |         Babylon, from which not a little might be learned concerning
27        6, XLIX   |      should have written words so little to the purpose, and have
28        6, L      |      forgotten that he had said a little before, "that in six days
29        6, LX     |          which we have examined a little ago, saying: "By far the
30        6, LXI    |         an earthly body, or one a little better than this. But "neither
31        6, LXXV   |          but was, as they report, little, and ill-favoured, and ignoble."
32        6, LXXV   |     certain evidence that he was "little." The language of Isaiah
33        6, LXXVIII|           capable, although for a little time, of admitting such
34        7, XVI    |     simple he may be, and however little versed in critical studies,
35        7, XXII   |       that taketh and dasheth thy little ones against the stones."
36        7, XXII   |     against the stones." For "the little ones" of Babylon (which
37        7, XXII   |          the man who "dasheth the little ones against the stones;"
38        7, XXIX   |         inherit the earth;" and a little after, "But the meek shall
39        7, LI     |  wherefore God chasteneth them by little and little that offend;"
40        7, LI     |     chasteneth them by little and little that offend;" and of those
41        8, IX     |          properly due? You said a little ago, O Celsus, that Antinous,
42        8, XXXIV  |           not to despise even the little ones in His Church, saying, "
43        8, XLII   |           gods whom he extolled a little before, he now shows to