Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVIII |      Him, as he thinks, on many points; and in the first place,
 2        1, XLVIII |        argument even those very points which Celsus imagines, viz.,
 3        1, LII    |          we have enumerated the points respecting Bethlehem, and
 4        2, II     |           seeing there are many points in the law which require
 5        2, V      |         its teaching upon these points, we have to say to him,
 6        2, XXIV   |    passed over in silence those points which, as Celsus thinks,
 7        2, XXXII  |    genealogy, there are certain points which occasion some difficulty
 8        2, LXIII  |              LXIII.~After these points, Celsus proceeds to bring
 9        2, LXIX   |  explanation, however, of these points, and the method of ascending
10        3, V      |         Immediately after these points, Celsus, imagining that
11        3, XII    |    human race, and many are the points of dispute in it respecting
12        3, XIII   |       which had departed in all points from the teaching of Jesus.
13        3, XXXVIII|   opinions. But enough on these points.~
14        3, XLIV   |               XLIV.~After these points Celsus quotes some objections
15        4, III    |        of our writings on these points to the best of our ability,
16        4, XX     |          briefly consider these points. According to Celsus, the
17        4, XXXV   |         decide correctly on the points relating to these names,
18        4, XXXIX  |    complete adoption of all the points of the philosophy of the
19        4, LIV    |            let us discuss these points for a little; and let us
20        4, LXVIII |      view to expatiate on these points.~
21        4, LXXXIV |        all things in order, and points out the skill which exists
22        5, XVIII  |       best of our ability a few points expressly intended for our
23        5, XXIII  | dissolution, establishing these points, as they think, by irresistible
24        5, XLII   |     were to examine the various points relating to him, and compare
25        5, XLIII  |       their own law in the same points with the other nations.
26        5, LI     |      way of anticipation on the points, "whence we came and who
27        5, LIII   |         so far as regards those points in which our Saviour Jesus
28        5, LXI    |        on small and indifferent points, but upon those of the highest
29        6, II     |         with respect to certain points, that the same doctrines
30        6, XI     |        the human race. On these points, however, we have said enough.~
31        6, XVII   |          let us set forth a few points, for the sake of comparison
32        6, XXVI   |      allow his charges on these points to pass as superfluous and
33        6, XXXIX  |  willingly, then, pass by these points, on which Celsus would make
34        6, LII    |        too say nothing on these points, as the work in hand does
35        6, LXXIII |  opinions have existed on these points. And yet those who say that