Book, Chapter

 1        2, VI     |                VI.~But let it be granted that Jesus observed all
 2        2, XIV    |          and although he somehow granted that Jesus worked miracles,
 3        2, XXIII  | contradicting himself. For if he granted that He was chastised because
 4        2, XXXII  |         to do with the question? Granted that she was not ignorant
 5        3, IV     |           But even suppose it be granted to Celsus that it was not
 6        3, VI     |        of the Hebrews! Let it be granted, however, according to his
 7        3, X      |     their parents. But let it be granted that Christians were few
 8        3, XXXIV  |        the same kind." Let it be granted, then, that many such persons
 9        3, LXXI   |         next assumes what is not granted by the more rational class
10        4, III    |         But even if it were once granted that such a course was not
11        4, LXVII  |           But if these things be granted, I do not see how our free-will
12        4, LXXIX  |        same time." Now let if be granted that these admissions on
13        4, LXXXVI |    sorcerers. However, let it be granted him that men do pride themselves
14        4, LXXXVII|               LXXXVII.~Let it be granted, however, that there are
15        4, XC     |      present, however, let it be granted that an art of divination
16        5, VII    |           heaven" God. Let it be granted, however, that, as he alleges,
17        5, XII    |       words of Celsus, let it be granted that "the sun, moon, and
18        5, LVIII  |       from their sins. Let it be granted, however, that other angels
19        5, LIX    |          one another." Let it be granted, however, that we speak
20        6, II     |           If, then, it should be granted with respect to certain
21        6, LVI    |          termed,--then it may be granted that there are occasions
22        6, LXIX   |         which is pure. Let it be granted, indeed, that God is "difficult
23        7, III    |         of Greece. But let it be granted that the responses delivered
24        7, XLV    |         heart" to which alone is granted the privilege of seeing
25        7, LIX    |          multitudes?--taking for granted that in both cases the food