Book, Chapter

 1        1, XV    |           eloquent man, and who has carefully tested many opinions, and
 2        1, XVIII |         writings of Pherecydes, and carefully compare these with the laws
 3        1, XVIII |         figure of Rhetoric, and who carefully introduces in every part
 4        1, XVIII |       although they would have been carefully treasured up if the readers
 5        1, LVI   |            of the King." But attend carefully to what follows, where He
 6        1, LXI   |            to dangers, but to guard carefully against them, when this
 7        2, XX    |            against me." Now, if you carefully observe the contents of
 8        2, XXVIII|        Jesus." And he ought to have carefully met this powerful argument
 9        3, XIII  |            Christian was he who had carefully studied the heresies both
10        3, XV    |          traditions which have been carefully investigated by such as
11        3, XX    |        utters these words, and look carefully at the meaning of each expression
12        3, XXIII |      histories and that of Jesus be carefully compared together. Will
13        3, XXIX  |          instructed by Christ, when carefully contrasted with the assemblies
14        3, XXXVII|    exceedingly few persons who have carefully and intelligently investigated
15        3, LVI   |         most rustic of mankind, who carefully incite young boys to wickedness,
16        4, LIV   |      probably, had he given himself carefully to the investigation of
17        5, III   |            mankind," why not rather carefully ascertain from the statements
18        5, VIII  |           writings of Paul, who was carefully trained in Jewish customs,
19        5, XXV   |             enacted laws which they carefully preserve. And not to repeat
20        5, XXV   |           worship, as other nations carefully attend to theirs. And he
21        5, XLI   |        these respects the Jews were carefully to preserve their own law,
22        5, LXV   |             he employs, nor to have carefully observed or understood how
23        6, LII   | philanthropy which he assumes, have carefully set them forth, and then
24        6, LVIII |         that every one in his heart carefully meditated to do evil continually,
25        7, XIX   |           that any one who examines carefully into the meaning of this
26        7, XXXVII|             philosophers who search carefully into the meaning of Christian
27        8, XXIV  |           be evident to any one who carefully considers what has been
28        8, XXIX  |  understanding of the law of Moses, carefully restrict their food to such
29        8, LXII  |        wicked demons. If Celsus had carefully weighed the meaning of the
30        8, LXXII |           of tongues. Let them also carefully consider the promise, that