Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII   |        feign apostasy, or openly deny his opinions." And he condemns
 2        1, VIII   |     pretend that they do not, or deny them, saying that "he who
 3        1, XXVI   |         its defence, rather than deny it, which no one is ever
 4        1, XLV    |       the Christians, who do not deny the prophetic mission of
 5        2, XIII   |       Epicureans, who altogether deny the existence of providence?
 6        2, XIII   |        breath by their judges to deny Christianity, and to sacrifice
 7        2, XIII   |      heaven. And whosoever shall deny Me before men," etc. And
 8        2, XV     |        the cock crow, thou shall deny Me thrice," which was followed
 9        2, XVI    |  evidence, that he who could not deny their performance, endeavoured
10        2, XVIII  |          was rebuked as going to deny Him not to have been guilty
11        2, XVIII  |         betray Him and the other deny Him. For if He had foreknowledge
12        2, XVIII  |       ascertained that one would deny Him, He made that prediction
13        2, XLIX   |      that Jesus himself does not deny that these works at least
14        2, LI     |      asserts that "Jesus did not deny that these works have in
15        2, LIII   |         even he himself does not deny that these works have in
16        2, LIII   |       that, "even Moses does not deny that these works have in
17        3, LIV    |          fools, (for they do not deny their obligation to cure
18        3, LXXV   |   Peripatetics, for example, who deny the existence of providence
19        3, LXXX   |          and the Epicureans will deny that it is a vain hope which
20        4, I      |        Jews on the one hand, who deny that the advent of Christ
21        4, II     |    certain heretical sects which deny that Christ Jesus was predicted
22        4, XXI    |    younger than Moses. We do not deny, then, that the purificatory
23        5, XL     |       robbers abandoned the law, deny its validity, and live lives
24        5, XLVII  |     according to the Stoics, who deny the threefold division of
25        5, LXI    |          are amongst us some who deny that our God is the same
26        5, LXI    |         was born of a virgin, or deny this, and maintain that
27        6, XIX    |          LORD." I do not indeed, deny that Plato learned from
28        7, XXXVII |    studied under the Stoics, who deny all intellectual existences,
29        8, XII    |         to the side of those who deny that the Father and the
30        8, XV     |         concerned, therefore, we deny the truth of that which
31        8, XVI    |          paths from us,--men who deny the Creator, and make to
32        8, XXVIII |        animals. We do not indeed deny that the divine word does
33        8, XXXI   | husbandmen and guardians; but we deny that those invisible agents
34        8, XXXIV  |          them." We do not, then, deny that there are many demons
35        8, XXXVIII|        there are men who utterly deny the existence of a God or
36        8, XLIV   |      under their sufferings, and deny the faith, come under their
37        8, LXVII  |        you receive from him." We deny, however, that all things