Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXVII  |         unworthy of credit, they represented the deeds of these personages
 2        1, LXVII  |       belief in the fables which represented them as of divine descent.
 3        1, LXXI   |          the Jew, in which he is represented by Celsus as addressing
 4        2, I      |          this instance, Peter is represented as still observing the Jewish
 5        2, I      | circumstances, he would not have represented the Jew holding such language
 6        2, XV     |    fictions, they would not have represented Peter as denying, nor His
 7        2, XXXVIII|        as the prophets also have represented these things. And we blame
 8        2, XLVIII |      individuals would have been represented as having risen from the
 9        2, LXIX   |    crucifixion contains a truth, represented in the words, "I am crucified
10        2, LXXI   |        Celsus not observing, has represented Him "as one who will lead
11        4, XXVI   |         even if they had been so represented before their assumption
12        4, XXVIII |         XXVIII.~But since he has represented those whom he regards as
13        4, XXX    |     likeness;" and has therefore represented the "worms" as saying that,
14        4, XXX    |     likeness," he would not have represented us as saying that "we are
15        4, XXX    |         Celsus, are "worms," are represented by him as saying that, "
16        4, XXXI   |      find that they were men who represented upon earth the shadow of
17        4, XLVIII |         Samos, in which Juno was represented as committing unspeakable
18        4, LIV    |     plants. And when he had once represented (various) divinities as
19        5, VIII   |       from any other source, has represented, I know not how, the Jews
20        5, XXIX   |          who are called gods are represented as acknowledging that certain
21        6, XXVI   |         that account iniquity is represented in Zechariah as sitting
22        6, XXVI   |   diagrams, as if the truth were represented by these; nor would Celsus,
23        6, XXXIII |         impious individuals, are represented as spoken at each of the
24        6, LXIX   |          understand this, he has represented us as saying, "Because God
25        6, LXXVIII|     things, to the being who, as represented in the play, on awaking,
26        6, LXXIX  |           to cause laughter, has represented Jupiter asleep and awaking
27        7, XIII   |         passages in which God is represented as favouring evil, or as
28        7, XIX    |       the Psalms the just man is represented as saying, among other things, "
29        7, XXXVI  |      introducing persons who are represented as wise and well versed