Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |       Celsus. I have therefore to ask indulgence for those portions
 2        1, XIV    |          is proper, therefore, to ask him why he gives credence
 3        1, XXXII  |    disgraceful of all? And I will ask of them as Greeks, and particularly
 4        1, XXXIV  |          again unto Ahaz, saying, Ask thee a sign of the RD thy
 5        1, XXXIV  |           sign of the RD thy God; ask it either in the depth or
 6        1, XXXIV  |         But Ahaz said, I will not ask, neither will I tempt the
 7        1, XXXV   |        have spoken to Ahaz thus: "Ask a sign for thyself from
 8        1, XXXV   |        the command is addressed, "Ask for thyself a sign from
 9        1, XXXV   |           LORD thy God," we shall ask in return, who in the times
10        1, XLV    |         His disciples. Now, if ye ask us for the reasons of our
11        1, LIII   |            LIII.~And if we should ask for a second prophecy, which
12        2, XII    | exhibition of philosophy, I would ask of him, If, then, it was
13        2, LII    |         people who had learned to ask for signs and wonders, need
14        2, LIX    |        been pierced by nails." We ask him what he means by the
15        3, XVI    |       their mysteries; " we shall ask him in reply, "Erroneous
16        3, XXVII  |          this being the case), we ask, How is it possible that,
17        3, LXIV   |        God, and that we must ever ask from Him, who alone is able
18        3, LXXIV  |      unintelligent." In answer we ask, Whom do you mean by the "
19        3, LXXVII |       blind." Who, then, would we ask, O Greeks, are they who
20        4, VIII   |           Saviour by the Father, "Ask of Me, and I will give Thee
21        4, XXIV   |       XXIV.~In reply to these, we ask of those who accept such
22        5, XXVI   |     places." Now I should like to ask him, and those who entertain
23        5, XXXII  |    generations before predicted: "Ask of Me, and I shall give
24        5, XXXIII |         come forward; and I shall ask them whence they come, and
25        6, VII    |           sacred writings, and to ask of God concerning them,
26        6, VIII   |        mouth of those who wish to ask him for information on the
27        6, XIV    |          have no strength, and to ask the dead for life, and to
28        6, LXVIII |    Accordingly, if Celsus were to ask us how we think we know
29        7, XXIII  |          the Father. But we would ask in what sense he speaks
30        7, XXVIII |         of God, Celsus goes on to ask of us "where we hope to
31        7, XXXIV  |              XXXIV.~And we do not ask the question, "How shall
32        7, XXXVI  |           of us: "Again they will ask, 'How can we know God, unless
33        7, XXXVII |        knowledge, they might well ask the question, "Who can gain
34        7, XLIV   |          sensible objects, but to ask only for what is great and
35        7, LXVIII |          the first place, I would ask why we are not to serve
36        8, IX     |          And so of the others, we ask proof that the right to
37        8, XXVI   |        the whole creation, and to ask Him as our High Priest to
38        8, XXXVIII|        possessions. And yet if we ask what loss they have sustained,
39        8, LXIX   |          anything that they shall ask, it shall be done for them