Book, Chapter

 1        1, VII     |        faith among many, and that a general judgment is announced to
 2        1, XIV     |          found among many nations a general relationship of doctrine,
 3        1, XXIX    |          whatever, or any prince or general, ever succeeded in doing?~
 4        1, XXXVII  |         Jews who uttered not merely general predictions about the future,--
 5        1, XLVIII  |       Scripture calls it, a kind of general divine perception which
 6        1, LXIII   |           divine things. Now in the general Epistle of Barnabas, from
 7        1, LXXI    |  interpreted in accordance with the general principle by which Scripture
 8        2, XII     |     assertions, viz., that "no good general and leader of great multitudes
 9        2, XII     |        neither governed like a good general, nor, after deceiving his
10        2, XII     |             them. But grant that no general or robber chief was ever
11        2, XVII    |             also, the Lacedaemonian general, knowing that he was on
12        2, XLIX    |         giving heed to sorcerers in general, and those who profess in
13        2, LI      |            we must lay it down as a general principle, that as, wherever
14        2, LXXIV   |             when the Jew adds, in a general way, this to his former
15        3, XXX     | nevertheless possible to discover a general superiority in what relates
16        3, XL      |         faith, harmonizing with the general ideas implanted in our minds
17        3, LVIII   |          sons, and for young men in general, would not, in teaching
18        3, LXXIII  |            the wise," calling, in a general way, wise all who appear
19        4, XXIV    |        whether spoken of all men in general, or of us in particular.
20        4, XXV     |             that neither can men in general be deemed worms in comparison
21        4, XL      |           upon the nature of man in general. For "in Adam" (as the Scripture
22        4, XLI     |              that, according to the general opinion, which accepted
23        4, LIV     |            despicable use of man in general, and of the animals which
24        4, LXXIV   |              and rational nature in general before irrational animals,
25        4, LXXXIV  |             common ideas on certain general subjects, and a voice by
26        4, LXXXVIII|           an art of augury, and, in general, a method of divination
27        4, XC      |             to be attacked; and, in general, not one of these animals
28        4, XCIII   |            to be unclean, and, as a general rule, all that are not of
29        4, XCVII   |              and of philosophers in general; which assertion is not
30        5, II      |     admitted by himself. For if the general statement, that "no God
31        5, VII     |            this it follows that the general statement of Celsus, even
32        5, XV      |          cook, hold the belief in a general conflagration;" not perceiving
33        5, XXVI    |            now includes them in the general eulogy which he passes upon
34        5, XXVIII  |             sufficient for the more general and simple class of answers
35        5, XXXIX   |    naturally, directly, and for the general advantage, and which "reason,"
36        6, VIII    |           of wonders, and who, in a general assembly of the Greeks,
37        6, XLII    |            must say that there is a general war and discord, and that
38        6, XLIX    |             to each one of them (in general), but to this in particular, "
39        7, XLI     |           simply hands us over in a general way to divinely inspired
40        8, V       |           company of angels, to the general assembly and Church of the
41        8, XVIII   |           imitators of Him. And, in general, we see that all Christians
42        8, XXXV    |          Roman monarch, or ruler or general or governor, yea, even those
43        8, XLIII   |       nation, and in the sudden and general rise of a Christian community.