Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |    enumerated the praiseworthy deeds of His own life, and His
 2        1, IX     |        least of their words or deeds, or even of the thoughts
 3        1, XVI    |       contemporaries (by their deeds), and upon posterity by
 4        1, XVII   |        angels, and who relates deeds of far less atrocity regarding
 5        1, XXIX   |       devoting itself to great deeds, and possessing a courage
 6        1, XXXIII |     among men, and work mighty deeds, a body produced, as Celsus
 7        1, XXXVIII|        judge every man for his deeds; and should have trained
 8        1, XLIII  |       latter; whereas the good deeds of Jesus have not been confined
 9        1, LXVII  |   credit, they represented the deeds of these personages as great
10        1, LXVII  |      enumerated, any one whose deeds have been marked by a utility
11        2, XXV    |      in requital of the wicked deeds which the Jews had dared
12        2, XXXIII |  continues Celsus, "what great deeds did Jesus perform as being
13        2, XLVI   | greater power of His words and deeds, have won over to Himself
14        2, LXXIII | consisted not in words, but in deeds; while it is manifest from
15        2, LXXV   |      witness that ye allow the deeds of your fathers." And there
16        3, XVI    |  condemnation of men for their deeds, with the various proofs
17        3, LXIII  |  bewail before them their evil deeds to cease from their piteous
18        3, LXIX   |        a just Judge of all the deeds done during life. For deliberate
19        4, XXV    |        like his, and guilty of deeds proceeding, like his, from
20        4, LIII   |    that not only our words and deeds, but our very thoughts,
21        5, XXX    |        penalty of their daring deeds; and they were conducted
22        5, XLIX   |   every effort to "mortify the deeds of the flesh."~
23        5, LII    |       their religion, or doing deeds of impiety; for these things
24        5, LIII   |        by means of their great deeds to God; but of those who
25        5, LVIII  |  religion, and had done unholy deeds, transferred the kingdom
26        6, XLIII  |       not withstand his wicked deeds, nor struggle against them?
27        6, LV     |        punished for their evil deeds in proportion to the amount
28        6, LXIII  |      has "the old man with his deeds," being called "after the
29        7, IV     |   Divine Spirit "mortifies the deeds of the body," and destroys
30        7, VI     |       are offered them than to deeds of virtue. Accordingly,
31        7, XIII   |        does the most shameless deeds, or suffers the most shameless
32        7, XIII   |    enduring the most shameless deeds, and not to have sought
33        7, XXIX   |   earth has been cursed in the deeds of Adam and of those who
34        7, XXXVIII|      as he has "to mortify the deeds of the body" by the spirit,
35        7, LII    |      the Spirit do mortify the deeds of the body, ye shall live;"
36        8, IV     |     their thoughts, words, and deeds, to come near to God the
37        8, XVII   |       off the old man with his deeds, and put on the new man,
38        8, XXII   |       his thoughts, words, and deeds serving his natural Lord,
39        8, XXII   |       his thoughts, words, and deeds, to pass over from the things
40        8, LXV    |    murders, licentiousness, or deeds of cruelty, but even if
41        8, LXXV   |    abound in holy words and in deeds of piety; and that, while