Book, Chapter

 1        1, III   |     converts to the faith, made war upon their doctrine, and
 2        1, XLII  |       never had been any Trojan war, chiefly on account of the
 3        1, XLII  |         that there was really a war in Ilium between Greeks
 4        2, XXX   |      men everywhere engaging in war, and fighting on behalf
 5        3, VIII  |        although able, have made war even if they had received
 6        3, XV    |       nor, when the world makes war upon us, to become cowards,
 7        4, XXXVI |     than the time of the Trojan war! It is not the Jews, then,
 8        4, XCI   |       his omen, and support the war."~And regarding the second--
 9        5, XXVIII|        s laws, although he made war against, and even feasted
10        5, XXXIII|     spears formerly employed in war." For we no longer take
11        5, XXXIII|       nation," nor do we "learn war any more," having become
12        5, LXIV  |         in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh; (for the
13        6, XLII  |   allude obscurely to a certain war among the gods, Heraclitus
14        6, XLII  |         that there is a general war and discord, and that all
15        6, LXXX  |       perhaps because they made war upon the Jews from an early
16        7, XXVI  |        them the right of making war upon their enemies, of fighting
17        7, XLVI  |         in the flesh, we do not war according to the flesh;
18        8, XI    |   Celsus, and those who declare war against Him who has by innumerable
19        8, XIV   |      men of God, who would wage war against us, he added, "Not
20        8, LXX   |        or rather, they will not war at all, being guarded by
21        8, LXXIII|        your gods; and even when war is upon you, you never enlist
22        8, LXXIII| vanquish all demons who stir up war, and lead to the violation