Book, Chapter

 1        1, XII    |       place, when Celsus says in express words, "If they would answer
 2        1, XVI    |                      XVI.~I must express my surprise that Celsus
 3        1, L      |         manner, and some also in express words. And as in what follows
 4        1, LXIII  |         where he pleases, and to express his disbelief of them, in
 5        2, VI     |          to the word and letter, express themselves somewhere, when
 6        2, VII    |       could an arrogant man thus express himself "Learn of Me, for
 7        2, IX     |        the works of creation, in express words, as follows: "He spake,
 8        2, XLIX   |        of human sorcery, says in express terms as follows: "O light
 9        2, LXII   |      then the Scripture says, in express words, "And He vanished
10        3, XXIV   |      believers in Jesus, when we express our belief in such stories,
11        3, LXVI   |          But although he did not express his meaning with exactness,
12        4, XXX    |      slaves of mortal men," they express approval of the statement,
13        4, LI     |         this instance, though we express our approval of Numenius,
14        4, LXXXII |      nature, and on the other to express our admiration of man, who
15        4, LXXXIV |        and a voice by which they express themselves regarding accidental
16        4, LXXXVII|     classes those writings which express one sense when taken literally,
17        5, XXVI   |        openly, so far as he can, express a wish that the Jew should
18        5, LVII   |   subject, slowly and cautiously express their opinion of the veracity
19        5, LX     |      however, it be necessary to express ourselves with precision
20        5, LXV    |       elementary principles they express their opinions in the most
21        6, III    |     respecting such Paul says in express words: "The wrath of God
22        6, IX     |       length, as perhaps I might express myself about them more clearly
23        6, X      |        Creator( in the prophets, express a profounder meaning than
24        6, XVIII  |         which our sacred writers express their ideas regarding God,
25        7, XVII   |        who is the brightness and express image of the divine nature
26        7, XLII   |        men have found it for the express purpose of being able to
27        7, XLII   |        which it is impossible to express in words. I should therefore
28        7, XLIII  |     things which Paul labours to express when he says, "I heard unspeakable
29        8, XII    |          of God's glory, and the express image of His person,"' has
30        8, XIV    | brightness of His glory, and the express image of His person," and "