Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX |         use the instance already quoted, not only a Seriphian, as
 2        1, XXXIV|       character of a Jew to have quoted the prophecy of Isaiah,
 3        1, LV   |        were reckoned wise men, I quoted these prophecies; to which
 4        1, LV   |          language of the Jew, as quoted in the work of Celsus.~
 5        1, LVII |         it is found, it is found quoted from the Acts of the Apostles;
 6        2, LIII |     those words of Moses already quoted, "Is it not then a wretched
 7        4, XX   |        of these views, which are quoted with approval by the Greeks,
 8        4, XXXV |   progenitors), he ought to have quoted all the passages bearing
 9        4, LIV  |          as in the words which I quoted from Celsus, which are a
10        5, XVII |         those words which I have quoted from the first Epistle to
11        5, XXXVI|           whose words Celsus has quoted, as if by way of demonstrating
12        6, I    |        on philosophy. For he has quoted a considerable number of
13        6, X    |          language which has been quoted, that "Plato is not guilty
14        6, XVII |          the kingdom of God, has quoted none of them, as if they
15        6, XVIII|        the declaration of Plato, quoted by Celsus, runs as follows: "
16        6, XIX  |        certain Hebrews the words quoted from the Phoedrus, or even,
17        6, XIX  |      some have recorded, that he quoted them from a perusal of our
18        6, XXII |           moreover, are added or quoted by the Persian theology;
19        6, XXII |          Christians and Jews, he quoted, most inappropriately, not
20        6, XXIII| insignificant sect from which he quoted, hut from books--partly
21        6, XLIII|          I pass by what might be quoted from the Gospels regarding
22        6, XLVI |      stated by Paul in the words quoted from him, where he says, "
23        6, XLVI |      satisfied with what we have quoted for this purpose, let us
24        6, LX   |          to be created," when we quoted the words, "He said, and
25        6, LX   |       creation of the world, and quoted the words: "These are the
26        7, XLIII|       language which he had just quoted from Plato, immediately
27        7, LXV  |       Creator. As to the passage quoted by Celsus from Heraclitus,
28        8, II   |          In a passage previously quoted Celsus asks us why we do
29        8, XV   |        passage, if indeed he has quoted it from any author, and