Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV    |                      IV.~Let us notice also how he thinks to cast
 2        1, XVI   |     that he has omitted to take notice of the myth, embellished
 3        1, XLI   |     this book. Let us therefore notice what he has to say by way
 4        1, LVI   |         LVI.~Now it escaped the notice of Celsus, and of the Jew
 5        2, LXIV  |      will be clear to those who notice why, at the time when He
 6        2, LXIX  |    present, it is sufficient to notice the clean linen in which
 7        3, XXXV  |   heroes, or even gods, let him notice that he will establish by
 8        3, XXXIX |                  XXXIX.~We must notice the remarks which Celsus
 9        3, LXXIV |   containing anything worthy of notice, because you have not ascertained
10        4, XXVII |        such a character escapes notice in the crowd. We, then,
11        5, IV    |     demons,"--let us proceed to notice these remarks. For we indeed
12        5, XXV   |                XXV.~Let us next notice the statements of Celsus,
13        5, XXXI  |   eastern language. And let him notice, that these alone became
14        5, XXXI  | returned to their duty, let him notice that they were given over,
15        5, XXXI  |     proper habitations. Let him notice also that afterwards they
16        5, XXXIII|    ground of the truth." And we notice how it is built upon "the
17        5, XXXIV |         we may not pass without notice what Celsus has said between
18        5, XLI   |                     XLI.~Let us notice the charges which are next
19        5, LVI   |          one;" having failed to notice, I think, that Matthew and
20        5, LXII  |          But it has escaped the notice of Celsus that the Simonians
21        6, V     |      light" of the blessed; and notice that the truth as it is
22        6, XLI   |        matters which we have to notice in answer to Celsus, we
23        6, XLV   |   coming to the human race. And notice whether his language on
24        6, XLIX  |                    XLIX.~Let us notice now what follows, where,
25        6, LII   |        Why does he pass without notice a wicked creator who was