Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |         world, is ever exposed to accusation. And yet even now He continues
 2        1, VI    |         from His kingdom. And his accusation is, that if they are justly
 3        1, XXVI  |        everything, brings a false accusation against the Jews, when he
 4        1, LXIII |       seems, in order to bring an accusation against Christianity, to
 5        1, LXV   |          malicious and slanderous accusation,--the Jew whom he brings
 6        2, XI    |          seem to add force to the accusation. Nor did he trouble himself
 7        2, XI    |       would this contribute to an accusation against Jesus or the Christian
 8        2, XIII  |         furnish a clear ground of accusation against Jesus and His doctrine?
 9        2, XIII  |   opinions to be the ground of an accusation against them he thought
10        2, XXIV  |       proper place), he brings an accusation against the Gospel statement,
11        2, XXVII |         And as it is no ground of accusation against philosophy, that
12        2, XXXI  |           that he strengthens the accusation, because "when we declare
13        2, XXXVI |           order to find matter of accusation against Jesus and the Christians,
14        2, XXXVII|         he thinks he can found an accusation, makes the vinegar and the
15        2, XLII  |          he derives his matter of accusation against Him, let him say
16        2, XLV   |        that he may have matter of accusation against the Gospel; but
17        2, LIII  |  reasoning, be urged as ground of accusation against Moses: so that there
18        2, LXI   |           order to find ground of accusation, and other parts of which
19        2, LXXVII|      think you discover matter of accusation against us, and not find
20        3, V     |     better lives, there is not an accusation which they have omitted
21        3, XII   | Christianity as being a ground of accusation against it, saying that "
22        3, XXIII |          and Celsus makes a false accusation against the Gospel in saying
23        4, II    |         thinks that he prefers an accusation against the prophetic Scriptures,
24        4, XLVI  |        him to contain a ground of accusation he produces the passage,
25        4, XLVII |           be adduced as matter of accusation by this Celsus, who gave
26        4, XLVII |     narrative furnishes matter of accusation against us, as he makes
27        4, XLVII |       appear to furnish ground of accusation, Celsus has not succeeded
28        5, XV    |     appear to leave unrefuted the accusation of Celsus, that "God introduces
29        5, LIX   |         avail towards founding an accusation against us or against the
30        5, LXI   |         Christians is a ground of accusation against Christianity, why,
31        5, LXI   |      should it not be a ground of accusation against philosophy, that
32        5, LXI   |        Church, and who make it an accusation against such as hold that
33        6, L     |       days of creation" ground of accusation,--as if he understood them