Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI    |          the announcement of the narratives which relate to Him; for
 2        1, XXXVII|      have recourse to miraculous narratives of this kind. For some have
 3        1, XXXVII|     regard to ancient and heroic narratives, but in regard to events
 4        1, LXII  |       all who possess the Gospel narratives, which Celsus does not appear
 5        1, LXX   |        to prove from. the Gospel narratives both that He partook of
 6        2, X     |    misapprehension of the Gospel narratives, or from Jewish stories,
 7        2, XII   |         with Jesus. But from the narratives of the lives of philosophers
 8        2, XXXIII|      answer than from the Gospel narratives, which state that "there
 9        2, XXXIII|        disbelieve all the Gospel narratives, and then no longer imagine
10        2, XXXIV |       reproach upon Him from the narratives in the Gospel, referring
11        2, XXXIV | statements, save from the Gospel narratives? And did you, accordingly,
12        2, XXXVI |      shall show from the serious narratives of the Gospels, although
13        2, LXIX  |     method of ascending from the narratives themselves to the things
14        2, LXXI  |        teaching in the Scripture narratives, take occasion from such
15        2, LXXI  |         Him, and partly from the narratives of the evangelists. And
16        2, LXXIII|         manifest from the Gospel narratives that His speech was "with
17        2, LXXIV |       assertions, opposed to the narratives of our Gospels, occur in
18        3, XIX   |          Egyptian worship in our narratives about Jesus." Now to this
19        3, XIX   |           seeing we unfold s the narratives concerning Jesus according
20        3, XLII  |       For let us peruse the many narratives regarding them, and see
21        4, XVII  |         XVII.~But will not those narratives, especially when they are
22        4, XXI   |       perverters of each other's narratives? Whether do they who relate
23        4, XLII  |       contempt upon our biblical narratives, they assert that they are
24        4, XLIV  |         and of this kind are the narratives relating to the "wells,"
25        4, XLVIII|     other object, to be shameful narratives when taken in their literal
26        4, L     |      impious inventions. For our narratives keep expressly in view the
27        4, LI    |        duly) affected by them as narratives which were to be allegorically
28        4, LXXII |      when we present the various narratives concerning Him, drawn from
29        5, LIV   |        mentioned, the miraculous narratives of the Jewish Scriptures;
30        5, LVII  |  suspected of composing fabulous narratives, but also by those who have
31        6, XXIII |          into the meaning of the narratives concerning the encampments
32        6, LXXVI |        say of the Gospel, in the narratives of which Jesus ascended
33        8, LIV   |         the depths of the Gospel narratives, they would not have counselled