Book, Chapter

 1        1, L      |        themselves were the persons referred to by the prophets, he says
 2        1, L      | malevolently, that "the prophecies referred to the events of his life
 3        1, LVII   |           Gamaliel, in the passage referred to, said: "If this counsel
 4        1, LXII   |             and the words of Jesus referred to are, "The harvest is
 5        2, II     |        what were the "many things" referred to in the passage which
 6        2, XIV    |         refer to Peter, as if they referred to Jesus), but also testified
 7        2, LXXII  |          the voice of God which is referred to, is neither air which
 8        4, XXI    |            the sons of Aloeus, and referred it to the tower, we must
 9        4, LXIX   |           This point also has been referred to, viz., that "God does
10        4, LXXIV  |            For as, in the instance referred to, hatred blinds these
11        5, XXXII  |       occasion to make the remarks referred to. But since those who
12        5, XXXVII |        administer laws of the kind referred to), it would be absurd
13        5, LV     |        before us there was one who referred this narrative to the doctrine
14        6, XIII   |            its antiquity not being referred back, as Celsus thinks,
15        6, XXXV   |            is perhaps mysteriously referred by some of the followers
16        6, XXXVI  |              again, may perhaps be referred by those who hold the doctrine
17        6, XXXVI  |          to open spontaneously are referred obscurely by some to the
18        6, XXXVIII|          Son." Now, in the diagram referred to, we found the greater
19        6, XLII   |        understands Homer, as if he referred obscurely to matters similar
20        6, XLVI   |       explain each particular here referred to does not belong to our
21        6, XLVI   |           he is God," is in Daniel referred to in the following fashion: "
22        6, XLVII  |      letters of Plato, to which we referred in the preceding pages,
23        6, L      |            that these words may be referred to the statement, "In the
24        6, LXXVII |     appearances of Jesus are to be referred to the nature of the divine
25        7, XIII   |            drink," we have already referred to this point; and as Celsus
26        7, XL     |          any others that have been referred to, a form and figure of
27        7, XLIII  |            see Him in the way thus referred to, "Blessed are the pure
28        8, LXII   |        subject of oracles, and had referred us to their answers as being