Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI |          of divination either by oracles or by omens, or by birds,
 2        3, II    | institutions, that they received oracles and predictions from those
 3        3, II    |          and which surpassed the oracles of all other countries.~
 4        3, III   |          those demons which gave oracles and performed cures, and
 5        4, XXXIV |        these men, and the divine oracles addressed to them, and will
 6        4, LXXX  |        hearing divine voices and oracles, and beholding sometimes
 7        4, XC    |        should abandon the divine oracles, and betake himself to birds;
 8        5, III   |      those who under pretence of oracles and divinations, do not
 9        7, III   |         They set no value on the oracles of the Pythian priestess,
10        7, III   |          true." In regard to the oracles here enumerated, we reply
11        7, III   |        the Pythian and the other oracles. From Epicurus also, and
12        7, III   |          utterly discredited the oracles which were recognised and
13        7, III   |         by the Pythian and other oracles were not the utterances
14        7, VI    |          Granting that there are oracles similar to these, as that
15        7, VII   |         depositaries of His holy oracles, on the ground of their
16        7, VII   |         reason set at nought the oracles of the Pythian priestess,
17        7, X     |      read and admire them as the oracles of God, and that they might
18        7, XXXV  |        have no need to visit the oracles of Trophonius, of Amphiaraus,
19        8, XLV   |        to commands received from oracles; how often, in the same
20        8, XLV   |        or forgetfulness of these oracles, have perished miserably!
21        8, XLVI  |       accordance with the divine oracles. They also, when they followed
22        8, XLVIII|        from the answers given by oracles, and various other modes
23        8, XLVIII|          of demons, responses of oracles, or sayings of soothsayers,
24        8, LIV   |        show that, under cover of oracles and bodily cures, and such
25        8, LXII  |         length on the subject of oracles, and had referred us to
26        8, LXII  |  teaching of Celsus in regard to oracles, and the honour done to