Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref |        Paul, when enumerating the innumerable causes which generally separate
 2        1, L    |         be you alone, rather than innumerable others, who existed after
 3        1, LXVII|    converted from the practice of innumerable sins. And the name of Jesus
 4        2, XLVII|           over to His doctrine by innumerable other considerations, of
 5        2, LXIV |        this, "I am the door," and innumerable others. And that when seen
 6        2, LXXI |           the Father sent Him are innumerable; and these any one may ascertain
 7        2, LXXVI|        mighty to drink wine;" and innumerable other passages of the same
 8        3, XII  |           differences of opinion, innumerable heresies have consequently
 9        3, XLII |        nevertheless, to have done innumerable things which are contrary
10        3, XLIII|        the Cyrenian, who had read innumerable poetic compositions, and
11        3, XLIII|          was not only foretold by innumerable prophets, but many proofs
12        4, XXXI |         sacrifices, which contain innumerable indications (of deeper truths)
13        4, XXXVI|      verse long ago by Hesiod and innumerable other inspired men, wove
14        4, XXXVI|     imagines that Hesiod and the "innumerable" others, whom he styles "
15        4, XXXVI|     Celsus, Hesiod and his other "innumerable" companions, who, having
16        4, XXXVI| generation" to their deities, and innumerable other absurdities. And these
17        4, LXIII|    ancient histories, which bring innumerable other accusations against
18        4, LXVII|         of his, which he has done innumerable times before.~
19        4, XCI  |           did from the eagle? And innumerable other instances of a similar
20        5, XIII |        But if Celsus had read the innumerable other passages where we
21        5, XXIX |           Egyptians can enumerate innumerable instances of this kind,
22        5, LXIV |         should we not also employ innumerable other quotations from the
23        7, XXIX |     heavenly Jerusalem, and to an innumerable company of angels." And
24        8, V    |     heavenly Jerusalem, and to an innumerable company of angels, to the
25        8, XI   |        war against Him who has by innumerable proofs established the claims
26        8, LII  |         persuaded by many, yea by innumerable, arguments to lead a Christian
27        8, LII  |   especially of man, with all the innumerable contrivances for the well-being
28        8, LIX  |        and to put our faith in an innumerable multitude of demons than