Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |         those who are considered believers some such persons might
 2        1, Pref   |       for those who are thorough believers, but for such as are either
 3        1, IX     |        he compares inconsiderate believers to Metragyrtae, and soothsayers,
 4        1, IX     |        to the great multitude of believers, who have washed away the
 5        1, XLIX   |        of unstable and temporary believers. A Jew, however, would not
 6        1, L      |        may turn away intelligent believers from the faith.~
 7        1, LII    |          such a reproach against believers, since he may see that reasons
 8        1, LVI    |           and of all who are not believers in Jesus, that the prophecies
 9        1, LXIII  |         and a bitter opponent of believers, who went so far even as
10        1, LXVI   |         such a subject being for believers, so to speak, a sort of
11        2, XXVII  |         certain of the Christian believers, like persons who in a fit
12        2, XXXVIII|         remarks: "You, O sincere believers, find fault with us, because
13        2, LIV    |        countrymen who had become believers, says: "By what, then, were
14        2, LXIII  |      great multitude of ordinary believers, but even of those who are
15        3, I      |      were levelled at us who are believers in God through Christ; and
16        3, VIII   |          providence on behalf of believers, dispersing by an act of
17        3, IX     |       the multitude of Christian believers, not only rich men, but
18        3, XI     |     differences of opinion among believers regarding the meaning of
19        3, XI     |        Judaism regarding Gentile believers, on the point whether they
20        3, XI     |          customs, and had become believers in Jesus. Nay, even in the
21        3, XI     |        when, as Celsus imagines, believers were few in number, there
22        3, XV     |    regards the world, enjoyed by believers at present, will come to
23        3, XV     |    rebellion to the multitude of believers, and to their not being
24        3, XXIV   |          finds no fault with the believers in Jesus, when we express
25        3, XXVIII |    elements, to the salvation of believers, when they see that from
26        3, XLV    |         should be wise men among believers, that for the sake of exercising
27        3, XLVI   |         that those multitudes of believers who hear the parables are,
28        3, LXXI   |       the more rational class of believers, but what perhaps is considered
29        4, IX     |    numerous and simpler class of believers, and those who are unable
30        4, XXXII  |        of all countries, gave to believers of all nations, in place
31        4, XLIX   |         multitude of the simpler believers, but also to the few who
32        4, L      |         the multitude of simpler believers, which was not done by those
33        4, LII    |          the multitude of simple believers, but were not adapted to
34        5, XV     |        to the capacity of simple believers, who require a simpler instruction
35        5, XIX    |          to the simpler class of believers, and to the understanding
36        5, LXI    |    certain of the Christians are believers in the Sibyl, having probably
37        5, LXV    | continually in the mouths of the believers in Christianity, he opposes
38        6, XIV    |          multitudes (of ordinary believers), a few "wise" men, who
39        6, XVI    |    affairs--not merely among the believers on Jesus, but among the
40        6, XLVIII |         consist of those who are believers; since, as a soul vivifies
41        8, XIV    |          among the multitudes of believers who are not in entire agreement
42        8, XXIII  |          those who are accounted believers are not of this advanced
43        8, XXIX   |          a letter to the Gentile believers, forbidding them to partake