Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIII   |    more importance to give our assent to doctrines upon grounds
 2        1, XV     |    history, and so yielded his assent to their system.~
 3        1, XLII   |    statements he will give his assent to, and what he will accept
 4        1, LXII   |     over those who yield their assent to persuasion accompanied
 5        2, XXXI   |       of God, we also give out assent to the same."~
 6        2, LXXVII |         but has only given his assent to it as being of a legendary
 7        3, II     |      let Celsus, and those who assent to his charges, tell us
 8        3, XXIII  |        reason, would yield his assent at random to what is related
 9        3, XXIV   |  stories, but when we give our assent to the disciples, and eye-wit-nesses
10        3, XXVII  |     without signifying his own assent to its truth, it is in a
11        3, XXVII  |   authority, and with his full assent. And (this being the case),
12        3, XXXVIII|       reason and to give their assent on grounds of reason to
13        3, XXXIX  |      minds, makes us yield the assent which we give to the doctrine
14        3, XXXIX  |     which does produce such an assent. Observe, however, whether
15        3, XLIII  |      with Jesus, in giving his assent to what is related about
16        3, LXV    |        the righteous, and thus assent more readily to the statements (
17        3, LXXX   |     hopes those who give their aSsent to them; but that the adherents
18        4, LXXXIII|  however, will not yield their assent to such opinions: for they
19        4, XCIX   |    sentiment we must yield our assent as being well said. And
20        5, III    |       of Celsus, and give your assent to what has been advanced,
21        5, III    | providence, because you do not assent to the dictum of Celsus,
22        5, XXXII  |        it, we shall refuse our assent to the assertion of Celsus,
23        5, XLVI   |      vet we will not yield our assent to this; granting, indeed,
24        6, VII    |       required of us immediate assent (to his views), as if he
25        6, X      |    ought not to yield a simple assent, but to furnish a reason
26        6, XXIV   |      whatever, ever gave their assent to the diagram. Nor, indeed,