Book, Chapter

 1        2, XX     |          following may be wittily compared: "If it is decreed that
 2        2, XLIV   |     teaching, is with good reason compared by Celsus to the captain
 3        2, LVI    |           dead cannot possibly be compared to these. For each one of
 4        3, XXIII  |        that of Jesus be carefully compared together. Will Celsus have
 5        3, XXX    |           and is not at all to be compared to the Church of God in
 6        3, XXXIII |          appears to be, cannot be compared with what is related of
 7        3, XXXIV  |           shall prove that he has compared us to the foregoing without
 8        3, XXXVII |         will not endure his being compared with Apollo or Zeus." Whereas
 9        3, XL     |           that they are not to be compared with the Creator, but are
10        3, LII    |          been uttered, and things compared which have no resemblance.
11        3, LIII   |     persons who were admitted was compared to milk, continues: "And
12        4, XXI    |           by Moses in Genesis, is compared by Celsus to the story of
13        4, XXIV   |           justly that all men, as compared with God, are (rightly)
14        4, XXIV   |    littleness is not at all to be compared with the superiority of
15        4, XXV    |           could not reasonably be compared to a worm, because it possesses
16        4, XXV    |           Christians nor Jews, be compared, more than other wicked
17        4, XXVI   |          it from being any longer compared to worms, even if they had
18        4, XXVI   |          especially when they are compared with those who have been
19        4, XXX    |        understood by wise men, is compared to the sun, and moon, and
20        4, XXXIX  |      Porus by Penia, which may be compared with the plot of the serpent
21        4, XLIV   |           so foreign and peculiar compared with that of other wells.
22        4, LXXXIII|          because their works were compared to those of men? while men,
23        5, XX     |  everything will be unchanged, as compared with the former arrangement
24        5, LXIII  |      however, to Antinous, who is compared with our Jesus, we shall
25        6, XLII   |         which may be analogically compared to chains; and that by way
26        7, XXII   |           word of God may well be compared to His enemies led astray
27        7, LIV    |           his master is not to be compared with the marvellous acts
28        8, XIX    |        further, temples are to be compared with temples, that we may
29        8, XLVIII | soothsayers, for one moment to be compared.~