Book, Chapter

 1        1, III    |    of Socrates the Athenians immediately afterwards repented; and
 2        1, XXV    |   Persephone; or that Apollo immediately suggests the son of Leto
 3        1, XL     |  place, he runs away to what immediately follows the narrative of
 4        1, LXVIII | wrought by you." But then he immediately compares them to the tricks
 5        2, IX     |     Son of God was to appear immediately, not in that body and soul,
 6        2, XXIV   |   does not give what follows immediately after, which manifests at
 7        2, LXV    |     expression which follows immediately after the statement, "The
 8        2, LXIX   |    of Celsus, that Jesus had immediately disappeared from the cross,
 9        2, LXIX   |    two of His acquaintances, immediately disappeared from view, after
10        2, LXX    |      own boon companions, he immediately subjoins: "While undergoing
11        2, LXXVIII|    believe him?" To which we immediately answer, that He did not
12        3, I      |   his preface, and the parts immediately following it, testing each
13        3, III    |    of things? For they would immediately have gone over to the worship
14        3, V      |                           V.~Immediately after these points, Celsus,
15        3, XXII   |     the soul of man perishes immediately (after death), the souls
16        3, LIX    |                         LIX.~Immediately after this, Celsus, perceiving
17        4, III    |      entered into this life. Immediately after, however, as if some
18        4, XXIII  |     there is a God, and that immediately after him, we who are made
19        4, XXXIII |                      XXXIII.~Immediately after this, Celsus, assailing
20        4, LXXV   |    the chase; while they are immediately and spontaneously provided
21        4, LXXXVI |                      LXXXVI.~Immediately after this, as if doing
22        5, LVI    |              LVI.~Proceeding immediately after to mix up and compare
23        6, XI     |     all who obeyed them were immediately dispersed. We do not, then, "
24        6, L      |   the six days, Moses should immediately add, without a special meaning,
25        6, LXXIII |    had derived His existence immediately from above." He had made
26        6, LXXX   |     declared that they would immediately perish. And this prediction
27        6, LXXXI  |     punishment upon Him." He immediately adds, however, that "our
28        7, XLIII  |      just quoted from Plato, immediately gives God the name of "the