Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVIII  |              Pherecydes, and carefully compare these with the laws of Moses--
 2        1, XLIII  |          spoken to these men?" And, to compare history with history, I
 3        1, XLVIII |            Ezekiel and Isaiah, when we compare the opening of the heavens
 4        1, LXVIII |              could any one with reason compare Him with the sect of impostors,
 5        2, LXXVI  |              to persuade men, when you compare the state of matters not
 6        3, XVII   |            XVII.~He wishes, indeed, to compare the articles of our faith
 7        3, XXX    | fellow-citizens. And so, too, you must compare the ruler of the Church
 8        3, XXXVII |         worship Antinous, will, if you compare him with Apollo or Zeus,
 9        3, LXXVII |          Creator, or with one? For, to compare with that illimitable excellence,
10        3, LXXXI  |                to despise, and let him compare the blessed end with God
11        4, XXIV   |                distasteful to you, and compare them to the animals above
12        4, XXVI   |               Christians and Jews, and compare them with those of the rest
13        4, XXX    |                however, mad, nor do we compare such human wisdom (I use
14        4, LIII   |              And let any one who likes compare any other system which at
15        4, LXXXII |               of food. Nor ought we to compare the proceedings taken by
16        4, LXXXIII|            while praising them, he may compare the measures which men take
17        4, XC     |               and therefore he did not compare himself with the birds and
18        5, VI     |             practices of the Jews, and compare them with those of the Christians,
19        5, XLII   |            points relating to him, and compare them with the present method
20        5, XLIV   |              XLIV.~But as Celsus would compare the venerable customs of
21        5, LVI    |        immediately after to mix up and compare with one another things
22        6, LIII   |              only as a result when you compare the principal design. And
23        6, LVII   |                to speak, "reciprocal" (compare the phrase "to shave a man,"
24        7, L      |              clearness to enable us to compare his ideas with ours, and
25        8, XVIII  |                 therefore, who chooses compare the altars which I have
26        8, XXIII  |               ceasing festival? Again, compare the festivals, observed
27        8, XLVII  |                apostles. Let us, then, compare all these accounts together;