Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV   |     impressed upon their minds sound ideas of morality, the doctrine
 2        1, VI   |      repeated them did so in a sound and genuinely believing
 3        1, XLIV |       that Celsus displayed no sound judgment in representing
 4        2, XX   |     can help, but according to sound reasoning it is a sophism.
 5        2, LXV  |          For the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised
 6        3, XVI  |        trumpet them aloud, and sound them before men, as the
 7        3, LVIII|      teach what is contrary to sound doctrine, do not blame us
 8        3, LXXVI|        No one, then, who is of sound mind, and teaches the doctrines
 9        4, XIX  |        those so afflicted to a sound state of mind. But Celsus
10        4, XXVI |      who have fallen away from sound views of God, and, under
11        4, XXIX |     not, but have misconceived sound reason), that "God exists,
12        4, XLV  |        Is this to be accounted sound reasoning among the Greeks,
13        4, LXI  |   tested, are proved not to be sound and incontrovertible. And
14        4, XCVII|      learn from the indistinct sound of birds that they are about
15        5, I    |      his words from remaining "sound in the faith," I would do
16        5, XI   |      it was in accordance with sound reason that this should
17        5, XVII |   trump; for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised
18        5, XX   |        now we must by means of sound reasoning refute the fallacies
19        5, XLIII|     point out how agreeable to sound reason, and unattended with
20        5, LVII |     true! Now it is opposed to sound reason to judge in this
21        5, LXIV |      are easily deceived, from sound doctrine. But neither we,
22        6, LVI  |    disciplined by the word and sound doctrine. This, then, is
23        7, XLVI |       to seek to overthrow any sound reasonings. But here we
24        7, XLIX |     with any right opinions or sound doctrines held even by Greeks,
25        7, LIV  |        Jesus that leads him to sound forth the praises of Orpheus;
26        7, LIX  |        that if the doctrine be sound, and the effect of it good,
27        7, LXIII| approve of those who object on sound principles, and condemn
28        7, LXIII|         one man refraining for sound reasons, another for such
29        8, XXI  |    Being will act according to sound reason, and not take part
30        8, LIV  |        to us, had been able to sound the depths of the Gospel
31        8, LXXVI|       truth which leads men by sound doctrines to the noblest