Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref    |   overthrow the charges which he brings against us. But better is
 2        1, I       |         first point which Celsus brings forward, in his desire to
 3        1, XVI     | Antiquity, of the Jews, where he brings together a great collection
 4        1, XXVI    |    professes to know everything, brings a false accusation against
 5        1, LXV     |     accusation,--the Jew whom he brings forward saying to Jesus, "
 6        2, X       |      derive the charges which he brings against Jesus or against
 7        2, XXIV    |          their proper place), he brings an accusation against the
 8        2, LXXVI   |          which this Jew of yours brings against Jesus might be brought
 9        3, XXII    |       His own followers;" and he brings against us an additional
10        3, LXXIII  |          all parts of the world, brings: to Himself even those who
11        3, LXXXI   |          all created things, and brings us, through the animate
12        4, II      |   prophecies relating to Him, he brings forward no prophetic declaration,
13        4, VI      |       implanted in our souls, He brings it to pass through Christ,
14        4, XLIX    |         many to show that Celsus brings an empty charge against
15        4, LXXII   |        of God, but that each one bringS it upon himself by his sins,
16        4, LXXXVIII|        at once lays hold of, and brings forward as acknowledged
17        5, XV      |         But that we say that God brings fire upon the world, not
18        5, XXXIII  |       measure what he afterwards brings forward, when he says: "
19        5, LXV     |         the accusations which he brings against the diversity of
20        6, I       |         accusations which Celsus brings against the Christians,
21        6, XXVII   |        matter of the diagram, he brings forward certain monstrous
22        6, XLII    |      After these matters, Celsus brings the following charges against
23        6, LIII    |    others of a different one, he brings forward the objections which
24        6, LXIV    |             LXIV.~Celsus, again, brings together a number of statements,
25        6, LXXIV   |     refute. Again, after this he brings forward the various arguments
26        7, XIX     |      promises of the law. Celsus brings forward another passage,
27        7, XXIII   |          with thorns, so that he brings forth no spiritual fruit;
28        7, XXVII   |         to refute his. But if he brings forward opinions which he
29        7, XXVIII  |        earth has been cursed, it brings forth thorns and briers
30        8, XXXI    |         eat with demons. What he brings forward against this view,
31        8, XXXI    |    breath of air that the ground brings forth those things which
32        8, XXXVII  |        false charge which Celsus brings against us, when he considers
33        8, XLV     |         how it comes that Celsus brings forward these as undoubted
34        8, LIX     |        support of it than Celsus brings in behalf of Chnoumen, Chnachoumen,