Book, Chapter

 1        1, II     |            II.~Celsus next proceeds to say, that the system
 2        1, VI     |   do not know. And he next proceeds to bring a charge against
 3        1, IX     |                IX.~He next proceeds to recommend, that in adopting
 4        1, XXVI   |  the doctrines of Judaism, proceeds in the first place to speak
 5        1, LXII   | number of the apostles, he proceeds thus: "Jesus having gathered
 6        2, V      |    have not the light that proceeds from the knowledge of the
 7        2, XXIV   |  render them otherwise, he proceeds: "Why does he mourn, and
 8        2, LXIII  | After these points, Celsus proceeds to bring against the Gospel
 9        2, LXXIII |            LXXIII.~The Jew proceeds, after this, to state as
10        4, X      |  nor established anything, proceeds to say, as if we talked
11        4, XVIII  |  objections unexamined. He proceeds, accordingly, as follows: "
12        4, LX     |                LX.~He next proceeds to say, that "a common nature
13        4, LXXVI  |  most savage animals, thus proceeds: "We indeed by labour and
14        4, LXXV   |           LXXVIII.~He next proceeds further to object against
15        4, LXXXI  |   and an ant or a bee, but proceeds to add, that "if men appear
16        4, LXXXIII| their native countries, he proceeds, by way of digression, to
17        5, VI     |                VI.~He next proceeds to make the following statement
18        5, XVII   |    were not understood, he proceeds to assert that "it is said
19        5, XLII   |   to no purpose, and which proceeds rather from wicked demons
20        5, LIV    | LIV.~In the next place, he proceeds to answer himself as he
21        5, LIX    |  would not be conceded, he proceeds to make the following assertion: "
22        5, LXI    | After the above remarks he proceeds as follows: "Let no one
23        6, XV     |    of all existing things, proceeds according to nature, and
24        6, XXII   |   the two latter." He next proceeds to examine the reason of
25        6, LII    |                LII.~Celsus proceeds as follows: "With regard
26        6, LXV    |                LXV.~Celsus proceeds to say of God that "of Him
27        6, LXXII  |   of His chastisements. He proceeds, in the next place, to assume
28        6, LXXIII |                 LXXIII.~He proceeds to repeat himself, and after
29        6, LXXIV  | predicted of him?" He next proceeds to jest, and, as his custom
30        7, XII    |    answer can be given, he proceeds to draw a whole train of
31        8, XIV    |          XIV.~Again Celsus proceeds: "If you should tell them
32        8, XVII   |          XVII.~Celsus then proceeds to say that "we shrink from
33        8, XXIV   |   demons; and from that he proceeds to show that those who join
34        8, XXXIX  |   they never held, he then proceeds to give to this supposed