Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |         was accused of the chief priests and elders, He answered
 2        1, XII   |       associated with any of the priests, or having learned the mysteries
 3        1, LI    |      advent of Christ, the chief priests and scribes of the people,
 4        1, LI    |        on inquiring at the chief priests and scribes of the people,
 5        2, XI    |    pieces of silver to the chief priests and elders, it is clear
 6        2, XXXIX |   against Him by the Jewish high priests, and elders, and scribes,
 7        3, XVI   |          them before men, as the priests of Cybele clash their cymbals
 8        4, XXXI  |     speak of the orders of their priests and sacrifices, which contain
 9        4, LV    |         higher degree than those priests who are alleged by the poets
10        5, XLIV  |   conformity to which the Jewish priests "served unto the example
11        5, XLIX  |          or us that the Egyptian priests abstain not only from the
12        7, III   |        Pythian priestess, of the priests of Dodona, of Clarus, of
13        7, XLVIII|         many cases, like perfect priests, for whom such pleasures
14        8, XLV   | delivered with a divine voice by priests and priestesses, as wall
15        8, XLVIII|        to those delivered by the priests at the celebration of the
16        8, XLVIII|      punishments, so also do the priests who interpret and initiate
17        8, XLVIII|        if we require proofs, the priests of the heathen gods produce
18        8, XLVIII|          the teaching of heathen priests and mystagogues. For surely
19        8, LXXIII|     reply: "Do not those who are priests at certain shrines, and
20        8, LXXIII|        you, you never enlist the priests in the army. If that, then,
21        8, LXXIII|         too should engage as the priests and ministers of God, keeping
22        8, LXXIV |     prayers which ascend as from priests in behalf of our fellow-citizens.