Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXV  |       course of procedure to his friends by saying, "Let us depart
 2        1, LXVI |          commanding you and your friends to flee, lest ye should
 3        2, XI   |       Jesus. Will Celsus and his friends now say that those proofs
 4        2, LXXV |    looking for him?" what answer friends, would you have us return
 5        3, LVI  |   blessed life with God, and the friends of God; comparing them to "
 6        3, LXVII|        was the admiration of his friends, was not one of the greatest
 7        4, III  |     souls, and constituting them friends of God and prophets, does
 8        4, VII  |         holy, converts them into friends and prophets of God. And
 9        4, XVIII|         case of sick and lunatic friends, with a view to their cure,
10        4, XIX  | absurdity in Him who healed sick friends, healing the dear human
11        4, XIX  |         those who, being already friends, afterwards fell sick or
12        4, XIX  |         reason, might become the friends of God. For it is distinctly
13        4, XXXIV|         of God, saying: Tell us, friends, who was Abraham, and what
14        4, LXXIV|       things for which their own friends are commended. For as, in
15        4, LXXIV|      accusing their very dearest friends by the means through which
16        8, XXVI |          have such men for their friends,--in the same way those
17        8, XXXIV|       all as their relations and friends who imitate their piety
18        8, LXIV |       angels and spirits who are friends of God. For they know who