Book, Chapter

 1        1, II    |        true, but would by practice establish their truth, and supply
 2        1, XXII  |            able the more easily to establish the falsity of Christianity,
 3        1, XXIII |        gods, he himself is able to establish the multiplicity of deities
 4        1, XXIII |          called Barbarian. Let him establish, therefore, the existence
 5        1, XXIV  |          then, we shall be able to establish, in reference to the preceding
 6        1, XXXVI |  polytheism of the heathen· And we establish this necessity in the following
 7        1, XXXVI |           heathen, or attempted to establish some such practices amongst
 8        1, XLVI  | testimonies of different kinds, to establish the divinity of the doctrine
 9        1, LIII  |         covenant of the people, to establish the earth, to cause to inherit
10        1, LVIII |        varying appearances. And we establish our position in the following
11        2, XIII  |            this statement we shall establish, although Celsus may not
12        2, XXXIII|          to believe them when they establish the divinity of Jesus, our
13        3, XXXV  |            him notice that he will establish by what he has admitted
14        3, LXXXI |            shall more conveniently establish our position, that the future
15        4, IX    |        Gospels philosophically, to establish these doctrines by arguments
16        4, XX    |         records, will endeavour to establish not only the antiquity of
17        4, XXXV  |         well assured that none can establish anything of the sort, it
18        4, XLVII |           having utterly failed to establish the evil character, as he
19        4, L     |       given of the rivers? But why establish at greater length what needs
20        4, XC    |            arguments which tend to establish either view are not to be
21        4, XCVIII|            after this, in order to establish (as he thinks he does) that
22        5, XVIII |            to deceive"), state and establish to the best of our ability
23        5, XXII  |           principles apply, at all establish that the stalk or tree which
24        6, XLII  |            impostor, who wishes to establish an opposite doctrine." And
25        6, L     |           which appeared to him to establish their nonsensical character;
26        7, XXVI  |            s teaching, wish now to establish, we would observe that it