Book, Chapter

 1        1, XII  |       multitude. And the same remark applies to the Syrians,
 2        1, XXII |      Abraham is! And the same remark applies to Isaac, and Jacob,
 3        1, XXIV |    answer to this, we have to remark that this involves a deep
 4        1, XXV  |       use of them. And if the remark of Plato in the Philebus
 5        1, XXVI |     few years ago--we have to remark as follows. Could it have
 6        1, XLII |   begin our reply, we have to remark that the endeavour to show,
 7        1, L    |    among the Jews. we have to remark then, in the first place,
 8        1, LXIII|  vilest character, we have to remark, with respect to this charge,
 9        2, VIII |      another reason, we shall remark that this very result was
10        2, XVI  |      all these statements the remark that he had foretold all
11        2, XVII | Extremely foolish also is his remark, "What god, or spirit, or
12        2, XVIII|       Jew makes another silly remark, saying, "How is it that,
13        2, XX   |       be otherwise." And this remark applies to all the foreknowledge
14        2, XLIII| addresses to us the following remark: "You will not, I suppose,
15        3, XVIII|     which assertions we shall remark in due time, when we come
16        3, XXXII|      the story about him this remark, "Do they not report that
17        3, LXI  |   whom he has mentioned, this remark, "What other persons would
18        4, XXI  |      it to the tower, we must remark that I do not think any
19        4, XXIII|      all this he subjoins the remark, that "such wranglings would
20        4, XXX  |      subjoins to all this the remark, that "such statements would
21        4, XLVII|     as he makes the following remark: "By whom (Joseph, namely)
22        5, XL   |   laws, he adds the following remark, "Pindar appears to me to
23        5, XLVII| better understood, we have to remark that the term for "righteousness"
24        5, LIV  |      to the subject, we shall remark that it is asserted by Apelles,
25        5, LVII |   from the dead, we have this remark to make, that it is not
26        6, LI   | Creator, that Celsus made the remark: "The Creator did not borrow
27        6, LIII |     he subjoins the following remark, as if by way of expressing
28        6, LXI  |    seventh day," he makes the remark: "After this, indeed, he
29        6, LXVII|                    LXVII.~The remark, indeed, was true which
30        6, LXXIV|    sons to fight it out." The remark which he made formerly we
31        7, XXXII|       we should make this one remark. Our teaching on the subject
32        7, XXXV |     who desire it." From this remark, it would seem that Celsus
33        7, XXXVI|       like to him." The first remark which we have to make on
34        7, XLII |    which he himself adds this remark: "You perceive, then, how
35        7, LXVII|               LXVII.~His next remark upon the Christians is: "
36        7, LXX  |                 LXX.~His next remark was, "Have not these inferior
37        8, XLIV |     serve as an answer to the remark of Celsus: "But they severely
38        8, LXXII|     details, in answer to the remark of Celsus, that he considered