Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |          that this book has been composed not for those who are thorough
 2        1, XVIII  |        at once unaided, but have composed their philosophy (as you
 3        1, XXIII  |        whole, since the whole is composed of parts; and reason will
 4        1, XXIII  |       the God who is over all is composed of parts, each one of which
 5        1, XLVII  |          Churches are witnesses, composed of those who have been convened
 6        2, III    |        find to be useful; but he composed these statements in the
 7        2, XLVIII |          no fiction of those who composed the Gospels, is shown by
 8        2, LXIII  |         treatise of this nature, composed in answer to a work directed
 9        3, I      |        the treatise which he had composed against us A True Discourse,
10        3, XXV    |       was born of the Virgin was composed of human material, and capable
11        3, XXVI   |         appeared in Proconnesus, composed those verses which by the
12        3, XXVI   |    called Arimaspian, and having composed them, disappeared a second
13        3, XLV    | especially from those which were composed after the time of Jesus,
14        3, LII    |      that our meetings should be composed of wise men, and those things
15        3, LII    |         see that our audience is composed of simpler minds, which
16        4, XIV    |          gods of Epicurus, being composed of atoms, and, so far as
17        4, XIV    |       time has his whole essence composed of the guiding principle
18        4, XXXI   |      courts of justice also were composed of men of the strictest
19        4, XXXVI  |         the Jews, then, who have composed incredible and insipid stories
20        4, XXXVI  |         viz., and those who have composed poems of a similar description!
21        4, XXXVI  |        it be the same Celsus who composed two other books against
22        4, XXXVII |      employed, states that "they composed a story that a man was fashioned
23        4, XLIX   |        drawn than that they were composed so as to be allegorically
24        6, XXI    |        On this subject Philo has composed a treatise which deserves
25        6, XXII   |          to Mars, because, being composed of a mixture of metals,
26        6, XXXII  |     learning of Celsus, which is composed, however, rather of curious
27        6, XXXVIII|       was contained) and another composed of two circles,--the outer
28        6, L      |        language of the prophets, composed a work which contained "