Book, Chapter

 1        1, VII    |        that Jesus was born of a virgin, and that He was crucified,
 2        1, XXVIII |       invented his birth from a virgin," and upbraids Him with
 3        1, XXXI   |         it was no mere poetical virgin that endowed them with strength
 4        1, XXXII  |       about the adultery of the Virgin with Panthera, and her rejection
 5        1, XXXII  |      was not by Joseph that the Virgin conceived Jesus, rendered
 6        1, XXXIII |        between Panthera and the Virgin?! Why, from such unhallowed
 7        1, XXXIV  | prophets also predicted, from a virgin that there was to be born,
 8        1, XXXIV  |    Immanuel was to be born of a virgin. This, however, Celsus,
 9        1, XXXIV  |      give you a sign. Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear
10        1, XXXIV  |       the words are not, "Lo, a virgin," but, "Lo, a young woman,"
11        1, XXXIV  |  Septuagint have rendered by "a virgin," and others by "a young
12        1, XXXIV  |   Deuteronomy, as applied to a "virgin," in the following connection: "
13        1, XXXIV  |           If a damsel that is a virgin be betrothed unto an husband,
14        1, XXXV   |        this man being born of a virgin, because at his birth these
15        1, XXXV   |        sign is given, Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear
16        1, XXXV   |       young woman who was not a virgin giving birth to a child ?
17        1, XXXV   |        is still a pure and holy virgin? Surely it is appropriate
18        1, XXXVII |     Saviour was to be born of a virgin, but also that there were
19        1, XXXVII |       the birth of Jesus from a virgin, we have to say that the
20        1, XXXVII |     fiction of His birth from a virgin, comparing the Greek fables
21        1, XL     |         our Lord's birth from a virgin, he does not proceed to
22        1, XL     |          after the birth from a virgin, this Celsus, who professes
23        1, LXIX   |     Panthera, who corrupted the Virgin, "because a god's body would
24        2, LXIX   |   ordinary generation, but of a virgin), His burial also might
25        3, II     |        should be conceived by a virgin; and that such signs and
26        3, XXV    |      body which was born of the Virgin was composed of human material,
27        4, XXXVIII|      fair as goddesses above,~A virgin's likeness, with the brows
28        5, LXI    |        that Jesus was born of a virgin, or deny this, and maintain
29        6, XXXI   |   purified with the spirit of a virgin, thou who seest the essence
30        6, XXXIV  |    flowing from one Prunicos, a virgin and a living soul; and a
31        6, XXXV   |      forth from one Prunicos, a virgin. The "living soul," again,
32        6, LXXIII |         the birth of God from a virgin,--to which we have already
33        6, LXXIII |       he knows not the pure and virgin birth, unaccompanied by
34        7, V      |        not choose among women a virgin to interpret his will?~
35        7, VI     |       women he did not choose a virgin, or one recommended by her
36        7, XLVIII |        in thought in a state of virgin purity. The Athenians have