Book, Chapter

 1        2, IX    |        we had convicted him, and condemned him as. deserving of punishment,
 2        2, X     |       both found him guilty, and condemned him as deserving of death,"
 3        2, XI    |   betrayed Him, knew that He was condemned, he repented, and brought
 4        2, XXIV  |        those things which He was condemned to suffer, exhibited in
 5        2, XXXIV |         happened even to him who condemned him, as there did to Pentheus,
 6        2, XXXIV |          not so much Pilate that condemned Him (who knew that "for
 7        2, XXXIV |    Jewish nation, which has been condemned by God, and rent in pieces,
 8        2, XLIV  |        individuals who have been condemned, and have died a miserable
 9        2, LXIII |          him, and to him who had condemned him, and to all men universally."
10        2, LXVII |        him, and to the judge who condemned him, and to all without
11        2, LXVII |          either to the judge who condemned Him, or to those who ill-treated
12        3, XII   |     Moses and the prophets to be condemned on account of the heresies
13        4, XL    |        says) "all die," and were condemned in the likeness of Adam'
14        4, LXVII |        be. a philosopher, and be condemned for introducing strange
15        4, LXVII |       acts of cruelty, and those condemned to the bull of Phalaris
16        4, LXX   |        account of these had been condemned to serve in public works
17        4, XCVIII|        have been on that account condemned to death, because no longer
18        5, XX    |    unchanged from those who were condemned in the former cycle! And
19        5, XXI   |          Anytus and Melitus, and condemned by the Council of Areopagus!
20        5, LXIII |    subverted, and sinneth, being condemned of himself." Moreover, we
21        6, XVI   |          man who is to be wholly condemned. For even a common individual
22        6, XL    |       these statements have been condemned as falsehoods invented against
23        6, LIII  |          as ye assert, have been condemned or accused by him, and carry
24        6, LIII  |         of those sinners who are condemned by another (god), and of
25        7, X     |        forsake their sins, which condemned the past and foretold the
26        7, XXVI  |          law, and were therefore condemned as deserving of these punishments;
27        7, XLIV  |      service, although they were condemned to death or held up to ridicule
28        7, LXVII | comprehension, he would not have condemned us for saying that those
29        8, LXI   |      shall appease them, will be condemned by God as bad and impious,