Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref | testimony, but who was able to defend Himself, and to show that
 2        1, XXV  |       such grounds as these we defend the conduct of the Christians,
 3        2, XII  |        dialectics, nor able to defend his views, after Aristotle
 4        2, LV   | assailing our belief in Jesus, defend yourself, and answer the
 5        2, LV   |      make a vigorous effort to defend Moses, as indeed his history
 6        2, LXXVI|     the scriptural account, to defend the numerous curses recorded
 7        3, XIII |        good, why should we not defend, in the same way, the existence
 8        3, XXIII|     god? And if they who would defend such beings betake themselves
 9        4, IV   |     obligatory, then, on us to defend God's procedure in not making
10        4, X    | boon-companions listen. But we defend our own procedure, When
11        4, XL   |        whose business it is to defend the doctrine of providence
12        6, X    |        on. And if any one will defend such language on account
13        6, XIX  | worshipped by the Jews, but to defend ourselves, and to show that
14        6, XXVI |        neither is it for us to defend the diagram, or to refute
15        6, LIX  |       be returned by those who defend the destruction of men by
16        7, XII  |        reason, then, for us to defend ourselves against groundless
17        7, XXXVI|         by which he makes us m defend in this way the doctrine
18        8, XXXI |      air. If any one wishes to defend this statement of Celsus,
19        8, LX   |       holy and good angels, to defend us from the earth-spirits