Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |       down argument among the grounds of separation. For observe
 2        1, II     | performed, both on many other grounds, and on this, that traces
 3        1, XI     |    him who believes on better grounds than he who sails the sea,
 4        1, XIII   |      assent to doctrines upon grounds of reason and wisdom than
 5        1, XIX    |    belief, let him first give grounds for his own unsupported
 6        1, XXV    |      Greeks. For what are the grounds for deciding that he should
 7        1, XXV    |       purpose. And so on such grounds as these we defend the conduct
 8        1, XLIV   |      as disbelieving, on such grounds, a fact which has greater
 9        1, XLV    |     the Gospels--what are the grounds for deciding that Moses
10        1, LXV    | unseasonably, or without good grounds; from this Celsus takes
11        1, LXVII  |   them without any reasonable grounds, and to discredit the Gospel
12        2, XXVIII | important a position on small grounds, and particularly when he
13        2, LXXVI  |      and reviles men on light grounds, when he says, 'Woe unto
14        2, LXXVI  |       and revilings on slight grounds, when he employs the expressions, '
15        3, XVI    |        striving to believe on grounds of reason, regulate our
16        3, XXIII  |       find even any plausible grounds for advancing a false charge
17        3, XXXIV  |    the foregoing without good grounds. For these different tribes
18        3, XXXVIII|       to give their assent on grounds of reason to the majority
19        3, XLIII  |      although ignorant of the grounds on which the Cretans observe
20        3, XLIII  |        we are ignorant of the grounds on which the Cretans observe
21        6, XXXVI  |    tree," assailing it on two grounds, and saying, "For this reason
22        7, XIX    |       have had still stronger grounds for despising the promises
23        7, XXXII  |  support it on any reasonable grounds. It will be profitable,
24        7, XXXVII |  personification, have we not grounds for holding Celsus up to
25        7, LXIII  |      more than they, that the grounds on which we object to them
26        8, XXIV   |        Let us now see on what grounds Celsus urges us to make