Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIII |         by vulgar deceits, and so supposed that there was one God."
 2        1, LXI   |           in the sense that Herod supposed, but in that in which it
 3        2, XXIX  |           reply to the objection, supposed to be urged by a Jew, that "
 4        2, XLVI  |    careful to guard against being supposed to pass over any of the
 5        2, LVI   |         stories of heroes who are supposed to have been compelled to
 6        2, LXXII | multitudes, as this Jew of Celsus supposed. The voice from the cloud
 7        2, LXXVII|       resurrection; but let it be supposed that he both thinks and
 8        3, IX    |       mankind is greater than any supposed honour enjoyed among those
 9        3, XXIX  |           are on earth (which are supposed to be gods by those who
10        3, XL    |        rejects what it for a time supposed to be gods, and resumes
11        4, XXIV  |        particular. For, let it be supposed that you say justly that
12        4, XXXIV |         race of those whom Celsus supposed to be jugglers and deceivers,
13        4, XLV   |      daughter in the case already supposed, of all men having been
14        4, XCIII |    pronounced all those which are supposed by the Egyptians and the
15        5, II    |         nor any other among those supposed to have done so, would be
16        5, LII   |           same God. But he may be supposed to have the appearance of
17        5, LIV   |           source that he might be supposed to have obtained the statement,
18        6, I     |      Christians, not, as might be supposed, those objections which
19        6, XI    |      those who, like Celsus, have supposed that (the acts of Jesus)
20        6, XVI   |           among the Jews, and was supposed to be the son of Joseph
21        6, XXXII |                        XXXII.~The supposed great learning of Celsus,
22        6, LVIII |           of man is immortal, the supposed threatening has for its
23        6, LXXVI |                  LXXVI.~Let it be supposed, however, that he had not
24        7, XVIII |         he would, I daresay, have supposed that when it is said to
25        7, XLVIII|          at present), and who are supposed to live in purity for the
26        7, LXIX  |        that the worship, which is supposed among the Greeks to be rendered
27        8, XI    |           evil spirits, which are supposed to haunt statues and temples
28        8, XII   |        are one, he would not have supposed that we worship any other
29        8, XXX   |        mentioned. it is not to be supposed, however, that we are to
30        8, XXXIX |          proceeds to give to this supposed expression of Christian
31        8, XLI   |       silver, turned into what is supposed to be the form of God by
32        8, LVI   |    Further, we do not pay honours supposed to be due to those whom
33        8, LVI   |          do not render the honour supposed to be due to those who.