Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX   |  faith will save you!" And he alleges that such also say, "The
 2        1, XXVI |     against the Jews, when he alleges that "they worship angels,
 3        1, XLVI |     cast discredit upon them, alleges that He performed only what
 4        2, XLIX |       what this Jew of Celsus alleges it to be. For if Jesus had
 5        3, X    |        X.~But observe what he alleges as a proof of his statement: "
 6        3, XLIV |    speak so shamelessly as he alleges), but other things of much
 7        3, LVIII|  uneducated rustics, will, he alleges, in the presence of father
 8        3, LXIX |    exceedingly difficult." He alleges, in the next place, that "
 9        3, LXXX |  Seeing, however, that Celsus alleges that "Christians are won
10        4, XI   |        which statement Celsus alleges the Jews and Christians
11        4, XX   |   this, it is evident that he alleges that they admit these. Now,
12        4, LXXIV|     And as he is in error who alleges that the superintendents
13        5, VII  | granted, however, that, as he alleges, the heaven is called God
14        6, X    |     say, as Celsus scoffingly alleges, "Believe that he whom I
15        6, XVI  |       kingdom of God," Celsus alleges that this saying manifestly
16        6, XIX  |      Celsus in the next place alleges, that "certain Christians,
17        6, XLII |      These words of Homer, he alleges, were so understood by Pherecydes,
18        6, L    |        and the origin of man, alleges that "Moses and the prophets,
19        6, LXII | spiritual sense. Moreover, he alleges that "God possesses nothing