Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref |           Him at liberty if He had offered a defence, is clear from
 2        1, LX   |         bringing gifts, which they offered to him as one whose nature
 3        2, VIII |            in the preceding pages, offered a preliminary defence, showing
 4        2, XIII |           no avail, and sacrifices offered as to the Divinity? But
 5        2, LXX  | resurrection only by one," when we offered our defence of the fact
 6        3, XIX  |          rites are acts of worship offered to eternal ideas, and not,
 7        4, XXII |            in that city where they offered up to God a worship containing
 8        4, XXII |            invitation to happiness offered them by God to pass to others,--
 9        4, XXXII|           will of God. And we have offered these remarks by way of
10        4, XLVI |           on account of the insult offered to their sister, who had
11        4, XLVI |         For although he might have offered a just defence against his
12        5, VIII |           house of Israel, have ye offered to Me slain beasts and sacrifices
13        5, XXIV |           as can be helped, may be offered to the soul which dwelt
14        5, XLII |            the sacrificial worship offered in it and at the altar of
15        6, III  |    regarding God, but who have not offered to Him a worship in harmony
16        6, XXVII|           such as that "Christians offered up an infant in sacrifice,
17        6, XXXI |         following prayer should be offered: "O Astaphaeus, ruler of
18        6, XXXI |       following prayer ought to be offered to him: "Thou who didst
19        7, VI   |           the sacrifices which are offered them than to deeds of virtue.
20        7, XXVI |    abolished the worship which was offered to God in that temple by
21        7, XLV  |     intelligible. These things are offered to the consideration of
22        7, XLIX |            have now said, then, is offered not for the purpose of cavilling
23        7, L    |            a sacrifice for sin was offered even for new-born infants,
24        7, LIV  |        even to this day sacrifices offered to the demon of Hercules
25        7, LV   |     consider if it be not a prayer offered to God with all piety. For
26        7, LXIX |         and temples, is in reality offered to demons.~
27        8, XXI  |       devised by men when occasion offered to commemorate some human
28        8, XXIV |            injurious to use things offered to idols; and he shows to
29        8, XXIV |          he who partakes of things offered to idols is worse than a
30        8, XXIV |            whom the sacrifices are offered, it it has been clearly
31        8, XXVII|        laws, and prayers are to be offered to them that they may he
32        8, XXIX |           abstain, namely, "things offered to idols, things strangled,
33        8, XXX  |             XXX.~For that which is offered to idols is sacrificed to
34        8, XXX  |        refrain from eating victims offered to those called gods or