Book, Chapter

 1        1, V       |     In what follows, however, wishing to show that this is a common
 2        1, XLII    |    and unreasoning faith, but wishing to show that there is need
 3        1, LX      |        The Magi, accordingly, wishing to produce the customary
 4        1, LXVII   |   their fables and histories, wishing us to believe them without
 5        2, XV      |         not observing, or not wishing to observe, the love of
 6        2, XXIV    |             XXIV.~After this, wishing to prove that the occurrences
 7        2, XLIX    |     of iniquity." But Celsus, wishing to assimilate the miracles
 8        3, X       |   divided and separated, each wishing to have his own individual
 9        3, LIV     |      philanthropic motives in wishing to heal every rational nature
10        4, XXXI    |             XXXI.~After this, wishing to prove that there is no
11        4, XXXVII  | living soul." Whereon Celsus, wishing maliciously to ridicule
12        4, LXXVI   |    does not observe that God, wishing to exercise the human understanding
13        4, LXXXVIII|                 LXXXVIII.~And wishing to show at greater length
14        4, XCV     |      occasion, moreover, God, wishing by means of an augur to
15        5, XIX     |   groan, being burdened,--not wishing to "put off" the tabernacle,
16        5, XXXIV   |       worship oppressive, and wishing not to be excluded from
17        6, XXVII   |   professors of Christianity, wishing to do the 'works of darkness,'
18        7, VI      |     usually took place, when, wishing to show us what most influenced
19        7, XIV     |       XIV.~In the next place, wishing to shake the faith of those
20        7, XXVI    |   Gospel of Jesus Christ, not wishing the Jewish state to continue
21        7, XXVI    |   destroyed these things, not wishing that they should longer
22        7, XLVI    |      the character of persons wishing to do their best in the
23        7, LXVII   | ourselves, so far are we from wishing to serve demons, that by
24        8, XVIII   | Himself. And the Word of God, wishing to set this clearly before
25        8, XXIX    | present to detail. But Jesus, wishing to lead all men by His teaching
26        8, XLVII   |    Perhaps some one, however, wishing not to appear blindly to
27        8, LXIII   |        Celsus adds, as though wishing to retract the charge he