Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXI  |     remove those evils which had fallen upon cities and countries?
 2        1, XXXVII| regarding the sickness which had fallen upon the son of the king
 3        2, XXXIX |       depth of wickedness he had fallen, "went out and wept bitterly;"
 4        2, LXIII |       present time, but some are fallen asleep. After that He was
 5        3, LXXIII|  advances in knowledge, but have fallen into an atheistic polytheism,
 6        3, LXXV  |       should cure those who have fallen into the folly of believing
 7        4, XXVI  |          ants and frogs who have fallen away from sound views of
 8        4, XXVIII|    therefore those also who have fallen away for a little time Thou
 9        4, XCI   |      cries;~Amidst the host, the fallen serpent lies.~They, pale
10        4, XCII  |          in heaven, and who have fallen from it, and who haunt the
11        5, VI    |           Celsus appears to have fallen into confusion, and to have
12        5, VIII  |     allege, however, that he has fallen into confusion in consequence
13        5, LVIII |            and when the Jews had fallen into sin, and corrupted
14        5, LXIII |           nor term those who had fallen into error Circes and flattering
15        6, XXIV  |        love of learning, we have fallen in with this diagram, and
16        6, XLIII |    wicked one, and of his having fallen from heaven. For the serpent--
17        6, XLIV  |         mystic sense: "Thou hast fallen into destruction, and shalt
18        7, XVIII |    universal knowledge, has here fallen into the most vulgar of
19        7, XXX   |  portions of Scripture which had fallen into their hands. Haggai
20        7, XLIV  |       errors into which men have fallen in their views of God. It
21        7, LXVI  |      belief into which they have fallen that they are true gods,
22        7, LXIX  |         to those beings who have fallen away from God. Accordingly,
23        8, IX    |         in their wanderings have fallen away from Him to whom alone
24        8, XXV   |         blessed: those that have fallen away into sin are called "
25        8, XLII  |     strangely enough, Celsus has fallen unawares. Those demons or