Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI    |        faith rather be rationally accepted by him who believes on better
 2        1, XXVI  |        exist among those who have accepted the Mosaic law, and read
 3        1, XXVI  |          they were deceived," and accepted a doctrine which, as these
 4        1, XXXVI |      divinity; and would not have accepted any prophet after Moses,
 5        1, LXVII |      wants, but who have honestly accepted the doctrine concerning
 6        2, XXXVII|         this very incident may be accepted as the more common answer
 7        2, XLI   |    pursuits, and have voluntarily accepted a life of poverty, is known
 8        2, XLII  |         the perfect good,--a view accepted by none of those philosophers
 9        2, LVIII |        the resurrection of Jesus, accepted as an article of belief,
10        3, VI    |          in favour of the former, accepted as true the statements of
11        3, XXXIII|       story to those who have not accepted it, and charge it with being
12        3, LXII  |  wickedness in order to his being accepted by God, but that God will
13        3, LXXX  |       over by vain hopes who have accepted the doctrine of Pythagoras
14        3, LXXX  |        Celsus, they also who have accepted the doctrine of the duration
15        3, LXXXI |           religion for me to have accepted, against Celsus, the opinions
16        3, LXXXI |           for those only who have accepted the religion which is according
17        4, XXVII |        sins, and that we who have accepted the Word have the highest
18        4, XLI   |        the general opinion, which accepted the statements that it was
19        4, XCIV  |     maintain, that when omens are accepted by men, the souls of those
20        5, LI    |         speaks in Moses, and have accepted Jesus, whom he testifies
21        6, XXX   | Christians, but who, I think, are accepted by the Ophites. We found,
22        8, XXVII |         of the Most High, who has accepted the guidance of Jesus, the "