Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV     |  notice also how he thinks to cast discredit upon our system
 2        1, VI     |      day, In Thy name we have cast out devils, and done many
 3        1, XIX    |       from a secret desire to cast discredit upon the Mosaic
 4        1, XLVI   |      Celsus, from a desire to cast discredit upon them, alleges
 5        2, XI     |   live; and how, after he had cast the money down in the temple,
 6        2, XXX    |        This objection also is cast in our teeth by Celsus: "
 7        2, XXXIV  |   Jesus, Celsus endeavours to cast reproach upon Him from the
 8        2, XXXVIII|     Him, but asserted that He cast out demons from the souls
 9        2, XLII   |  therefore, by His sufferings cast no discredit upon the faith
10        2, XLIV   |  sedition and murder had been cast into prison) to be released
11        2, XLIX   |    name, and by Thy name have cast out demons, and done many
12        3, XXIII  |       torn by the Titans, and cast down from their heavenly
13        4, XXXVI  |       it was from a desire to cast reproach upon us, that this
14        5, XVIII  |    the body which is sown and cast naked into the earth (God
15        5, XXII   |      anything else (which was cast into the ground); whereas
16        5, XXIV   |   that "dead bodies are to be cast out as more worthless than
17        5, XXIV   |     dung, indeed, ought to be cast out, while the dead bodies
18        5, XXIV   |     virtuous, ought not to be cast out. For, in harmony with
19        5, XXIX   |       the dogs, nor pearls be cast before swine. For such a
20        5, XLII   |     without offspring, and to cast contempt upon the nature
21        5, LII    |       became wicked, and were cast under the earth and punished
22        5, LV     |       descended together were cast under the earth, and were
23        5, LIX    |   Here, indeed, he thought to cast ridicule upon us, when,
24        6, XI     |   their salvation? Shall they cast the dice, in order to divine
25        6, XI     |  dispersed. We do not, then, "cast the dice in order to divine
26        6, XXXIV  |      had chanced to have been cast from a precipice, or thrust
27        6, XXXVII |      If he had happened to be cast down a precipice, or shoved
28        6, XLIX   |   from accident, when man was cast forth on account of his
29        6, LXXIII |    that the divine nature was cast amid pollution, and was
30        7, IV     |  demons which many Christians cast out of persons possessed
31        7, XLVI   |      the calumnies which they cast upon others who strive to
32        7, LIII   |    take Anaxarchus, who, when cast into a mortar, and beaten
33        7, LIV    |    about the gods, he did not cast them aside as deserving,
34        8, XXIX   |  goeth into the belly, and is cast out into the draught. But
35        8, XXX    |       rational soul should be cast aside anywhere without honour,
36        8, XXXII  |      calamities upon men: "He cast upon them the fierceness
37        8, XLII   | robber set free, who had been cast into prison for sedition
38        8, XLIII  |      then, because Christians cast insults upon demons that
39        8, XLVII  |    for their great wickedness cast off by Him, must evidently
40        8, LI     |     Christian faith, he would cast off the very doctrine from
41        8, LIV    |      their bands asunder, and cast their cords from us." If
42        8, LXX    |     dunghill; but it shall be cast out, and trodden under foot