Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX  |          is not by any means to be despised ? And if one were to examine
 2        1, XXIX  |            manner not at all to be despised, such doctrines as he did
 3        1, XXIX  |         widely esteemed, and being despised as the son of a poor labouring
 4        1, XXXVI | ascertaining the future would have despised their own prophets, as not
 5        2, XI    |            and were not altogether despised and loathed by this traitor.
 6        2, XVII  |           their property restored, despised life, and voluntarily selected
 7        3, XLVIII|           and the things which are despised, hath God chosen, and things
 8        3, LXXIV |      obscurity, and which you have despised as not containing anything
 9        4, XL    |      arguments which are not to be despised, so also the subjects of
10        4, LII   |       language and style not to be despised, the least important, such
11        4, LVI   |     protested. And we too, who are despised by Celsus, will contravene
12        4, XC    |          either view are not to be despised. On the one hand, it is
13        5, XVI   |              and "things which are despised," and "things which are
14        5, XVI   |           and "the base," and "the despised," the just and obvious meaning
15        5, XLII  |          portion of God" that they despised all kinds of divination,
16        6, IV    |         weak, and things which are despised, and things which are nought,
17        7, XVIII |       people are a proof that they despised the law, doubtless from
18        7, XLVIII|          XLVIII.~But those who are despised for their ignorance, and
19        7, XLIX  |          call themselves wise have despised these virtues, and have
20        8, XXXV  |          great injury to those who despised them; and will the satraps
21        8, XXXVI |         them. And the demons, when despised, can do no harm to those
22        8, XLVI  |        according as they obeyed or despised the words of the prophets?
23        8, LIII  |           probable that people who despised the efforts of human art