Book, Chapter

 1        1, XII    |         Egyptians from any other source. And what I have said regarding
 2        1, XLV    |       but proving from that very source the truth of the statement
 3        1, LVII   |        is, as it were, a kind of source and beginning of all such.
 4        2, XXXIII |         Him, yet from what other source can we furnish an answer
 5        2, XXXIV  |      reed in His hand. From what source now, Celsus, did you derive
 6        2, XXXIX  | sufferings?" For from what other source sprang the envy which was
 7        3, VII    |       were derived from a divine source, to allow the killing of
 8        4, XXXIV  |          know them from no other source than the sacred books of
 9        4, XLIV   |          the inherent ground and source of potable blessings, inasmuch
10        4, LIII   |        to say that it is not the source and fountain of all blessing (
11        4, LVI    |      qualities from some (other) source, I know not whence, since
12        4, LXXXV  |      guiding principles, and the source of impulses, whether that
13        4, LXXXV  |         if he once look upon the source of all impulses, it is manifest
14        5, VIII   |          contents from any other source, has represented, I know
15        5, XXIV   |      upright," because He is the source of all that is good. And
16        5, XXXIII |        they spring from the same source as the Jews themselves,
17        5, LII    |       chains, and that from this source originate the warm springs,
18        5, LIV    |         although it is from this source that he might be supposed
19        6, XXXVIII|       they were from a different source. His words are: "And that