Book, Chapter

 1        1, XX    |       received any memorials of older events. But let Celsus have,
 2        1, LIII  |        which is in reality much older than Moses, so that one
 3        4, XXI   | recorded by Moses as being much older not only than Homer, but
 4        4, XXXVI |      styles "inspired" men, are older than Moses and his writings--
 5        4, XXXVI |         who is shown to be much older than the time of the Trojan
 6        4, XXXVI |    learned nor heard of the far older and most venerable accounts
 7        4, LI    |     Philo, or to those of still older writers, such as Aristobulus.
 8        6, V     |      reign of Cyrus (for he was older than he by more than fourteen
 9        6, VII   |        of the prophets, who are older not only than Plato, but
10        6, XV    |   however, that in writers much older than Plato the following
11        6, XIX   |        Plato, because they were older than he. They did not then
12        6, XLII  |  Pherecydes, again, who is much older than Heraclitus, relates
13        6, XLIII |        of Moses, which are much older not merely than Heraclitus
14        6, XLIII |       the book of Job, which is older even than Moses himself,
15        7, XXV   |           is not unknown in the older Scriptures. For thus, in
16        7, XXVIII|         that Moses, who is much older than the Greek literature,
17        7, LVI   |     assertion by producing some older copies which are free from
18        7, LIX   |        writings of the Jews are older than those of the Greeks.