Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXVIII|         and invoke the souls of heroes, and exhibit expensive banquets,
 2        2, LVI   |       of the alleged descent of heroes to Hades, and of their return
 3        2, LVI   |          maintaining that these heroes disappeared for a certain
 4        2, LVI   |      these. For each one of the heroes respectively mentioned might,
 5        2, LVI   |    similar deception with those heroes who are related to have
 6        2, LVI   |   existence of those stories of heroes who are supposed to have
 7        2, LVI   |       entertained regarding the heroes being also entertained regarding
 8        3, XXII  |       and they are not gods but heroes,--or not even heroes, but
 9        3, XXII  |        but heroes,--or not even heroes, but simply souls. If, then,
10        3, XXXV  |        of are either demons, or heroes, or even gods, let him notice
11        3, XXXVII|         God, or good demons, or heroes who have become such by
12        3, LXXX  |       through which they become heroes, and make their abodes with
13        7, XXXVI | consistency of character in his heroes, as in Nestor, Ulysses,
14        7, LIII  |       or Aesculapius, and other heroes of antiquity, you had Orpheus,
15        7, LXII  |     knowing who the gods or the heroes are.' And what wiser lesson
16        7, LXII  |      knows not who the gods and heroes are. This is the opinion
17        7, LXV   |      knows not who the gods and heroes are," we may reply that
18        7, LXVIII|          of other demons, or of heroes, regulated by the law of
19        7, LXVIII|          of other demons, or of heroes, is regulated by the law
20        7, LXX   |          of other demons, or of heroes, regulated by the law of
21        8, II    |       to serve at the same time heroes or demons of different natures.
22        8, VII   |       But when Celsus speaks of heroes and demons, he starts a
23        8, VII   |          the same holds true of heroes, and other demons of that
24        8, VII   |     what nature he thinks those heroes and demons possess of whom
25        8, VII   |     what loss he supposes those heroes or demons will suffer. For
26        8, VII   |        nothing of the nature of heroes and demons. And in regard
27        8, IX    |       as gods, as demons, or as heroes: "Now, sir, can you prove
28        8, XXX   |         to those called gods or heroes or demons, but for other