Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIX  | predictions regarding Christ, yet certainly not in Jerusalem, which
 2        1, LXII  |         persuasion, as theirs was certainly not the common method followed
 3        1, LXVI  |       safety of Jesus. And it was certainly better that the Child Jesus
 4        2, I     |     followed the same course. And certainly it was quite consistent
 5        2, IV    |     doctrines than our law?" Now, certainly the introduction to Christianity
 6        2, XX    |  foretelling its occurrence. Now, certainly this result is present to
 7        2, XX    |        physician or no. But it is certainly decreed either that you
 8        2, XX    |          with a woman or no. Now, certainly, it is decreed either that
 9        2, LXXVII|       with the Jewish belief: "We certainly hope that there will be
10        4, XXVIII|          some of that nation, but certainly not by the Christians, who
11        4, LXV   |          for our nature to grasp, certainly the origin of evils may
12        4, LXVI  |       mortal things." It is true, certainly, that evils do not proceed
13        5, VII   |           its several parts. Now, certainly neither Jews nor Christians
14        5, VII   |        His parts also are divine? Certainly they say that the Cosmos
15        6, LXXV  |          body (of Jesus), it must certainly have been different From
16        6, LXXVII|          body (of Jesus), it must certainly have been different from
17        6, LXXXI |     inflict punishment upon Him." Certainly he appears, in the present
18        7, LVIII |      never do injustice to any?' 'Certainly not.' 'And since we must
19        7, LVIII |         evil to any one or not?' 'Certainly not, O Socrates.' 'Well,
20        7, LXII  |      teach us than Heraclitus? He certainly plainly enough implies that
21        8, XV    |      Righteousness, and Truth, we certainly do say that He has dominion
22        8, LI    |         any one ever swerve." For certainly in writing against Christians,