Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |        resembling them, (should entertain that feeling), because they
 2        1, Pref  |       be proper for apostles to entertain a feeling of elation in
 3        1, XXXIX |   improbable that the god would entertain a passion for her, because
 4        2, XI    |      this Judas, having come to entertain opposite and conflicting
 5        2, XXVI  |      the histories, and did not entertain these views, and were not
 6        2, XLIV  |      suffer such things that we entertain those opinions regarding
 7        3, IX    |          however, rationally to entertain such a suspicion with respect
 8        3, XII   |         at that which is seemly entertain a hatred of philosophy,
 9        3, LXXX  |       is a vain hope which they entertain regarding their end,--pleasure,--
10        4, XXVI  |     pure conceptions which they entertain of the Creator, and who
11        4, XXIX  |      far inferior to these, may entertain the hope that by a virtuous
12        4, XLVIII|         of the gods." We verily entertain such reverence for the name
13        4, LIII  | everything whatever, and not to entertain even a thought unpleasing
14        4, LXXII |       impious opinions which we entertain of Him; nor do we err when
15        4, LXXXVI|        words: "If, however, men entertain lofty notions because of
16        4, LXXXIX|         that the souls of birds entertain ideas of God more divine
17        5, V     |        the conceptions which we entertain of His Son, the Word, so
18        5, XXVI  |       to ask him, and those who entertain his views, who it was that
19        5, XXX   |     from the east, and began to entertain sentiments alien to those
20        6, XXVII |          and on that account we entertain a similar feeling of indignation