Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVI  |        nations, and should not deem the Jews worthy of a place
 2        1, LVI  |        would be tedious; and I deem it sufficient for the present
 3        1, LX   |     him to him, but not now; I deem him happy, although he will
 4        2, II   |     the circumcision, I do not deem it out of place to quote
 5        2, IX   | discourse thus: "How should we deem him to be a God, who not
 6        3, II   |      not only to speak, but to deem their announcements worthy
 7        3, VII  | however wicked. For He did not deem it in keeping with such
 8        3, XXIV |   AEsculapius; while we, if we deem this a matter of importance,
 9        3, XXIX |       bodies, and to those who deem them to be gods on that
10        3, LVII |         I know not,) unless he deem those to be good instructors
11        4, LXVII|   understand how Celsus should deem it of advantage, in writing
12        5, II   |     greater number, such as we deem in harmony with our former
13        5, X    |   light of theirs, they should deem themselves (although possessed
14        5, XXXIV| nations, and yet each seems to deem its own by far the best.
15        5, XXXIV|        too, there are some who deem themselves discharging a
16        6, XIV  |   while we, on the other hand, deem those to be "uninstructed"
17        6, XV   |      instruction, "who did not deem equality with God a thing
18        8, XXXIV|   salvation, appear unto them, deem it their office and duty