Book, Chapter

 1        1, LI   |     guard stationed around the tomb who had seen Him arise from
 2        2, LXIX |      be enwrapped, and the new tomb which Joseph had hewn out
 3        2, LXIX |       it right to describe the tomb as one that was "quarried
 4        2, LXIX |      and in the newness of the tomb,--a point mentioned by Matthew
 5        2, LXIX |        laid in a new and clean tomb, in order that, as His birth
 6        3, XLIII|   worship Jupiter, because his tomb is pointed out in the island
 7        3, XLIII|  worship him who rose from the tomb, although ignorant of the
 8        3, XLIII|     and of Jupiter, and of his tomb, alluding obscurely to the
 9        3, XLIII|      also been raised from the tomb,--a statement which the
10        3, XLIII|      appears to admit that the tomb of Jupiter is in Crete,
11        3, XLIII|  stories about Jupiter and his tomb; and accordingly he accuses
12        3, XLIII|      are always liars: for thy tomb, O king,~The Cretans have
13        3, XLIII|      in denying that Jupiter's tomb was in Crete, records nevertheless
14        3, XLIII|        in Crete because of his tomb, that it was quite congruous
15        4, LIX  |        raise the same mound or tomb to the memory of both? These
16        5, LII  |     there came an angel to the tomb of this said being--according
17        5, LII  | himself, as it seems, open the tomb, but needed the help of
18        5, LVI  |    also that there came to the tomb of Jesus himself, according
19        5, LVIII|    appears, could not open his tomb, but required the aid of
20        5, LVIII|     and non-existent, that His tomb should not be opened, in