Book, Chapter

 1        1, LV     |     nations. And in this way he explained the words, "Thy form shall
 2        1, LXIII  |     apostle would require to be explained, in consistency with the
 3        2, II     |         law which require to be explained and cleared up in a spiritual
 4        2, LXIII  |        them the reason would be explained why He did not show Himself,
 5        2, LXIV   |          as they who heard them explained were endowed with higher
 6        2, LXXIII |   object of His coming had been explained at great length in His discourses
 7        4, XXXVII | figuratively, and require to be explained in order to show that God
 8        4, XXXVIII|       the form of a myth, to be explained allegorically, in the sense
 9        4, LIV    |      its species, ought to have explained the causes of these diversities.
10        4, LXXXI  |   origin of these things is not explained by the existence of any
11        6, VI     |     matters could be adequately explained to the multitude in writing
12        6, X      |       nothing' might perhaps be explained in words." But as Celsus
13        6, XXXVI  |      will be more appropriately explained when we interpret the statements
14        6, LXIII  |         man, because Celsus has explained that to be made after the
15        7, XI     |      the twelve minor prophets, explained literally and in detail
16        7, XXI    |       in the sense we have just explained, consider if it is not according
17        7, XXX    |     Plato has borrowed, will be explained by those who, leading a
18        7, XXXVIII|      its meaning; but let it be explained by this passage, "Beholding
19        7, L      |               L.~Celsus has not explained how error accompanies the "
20        8, XII    |      Son, therefore, as we have explained; and our argument against
21        8, LXV    |        the best of our ability, explained at length, and with various