Book, Chapter

 1        3, XLIII  |    the Cretans observe such a custom." Observe now that he thus
 2        3, XLIII  |    the Cretans observe such a custom," we reply that Callimachus
 3        3, LXV    |    sinners both by nature and custom, for to change nature is
 4        4, X      |      place, Celsus, as is his custom having neither proved nor
 5        4, XII    |   those of the wicked. And as custom leads men to say that teachers "
 6        4, XXVIII |       agreeably to an ancient custom of these Scriptures, the "
 7        4, LXXXVII| secret meaning. For it is the custom of these writers (of Scripture)
 8        5, VIII   |   considers it to be a Jewish custom to bow down to the heaven
 9        5, XXXVI  |     appears to approve of the custom of those Indians called
10        5, XLI    |    mentions. 'For they have a custom,' he says, 'of going up
11        5, LXIII  |        agreeably to his usual custom, that "there are others
12        6, III    |      assert that, "after long custom and familiar usage, a light
13        6, LXII   |       taken, agreeably to the custom of Scripture, in a spiritual
14        6, LXX    |       a "body." For it is the custom of Scripture to give to "
15        6, LXXIV  | proceeds to jest, and, as his custom is, to pour ridicule upon
16        7, VIII   |       Judea, according to the custom of the country," to use
17        7, LXVI   |    simply out of deference to custom, but from a belief into
18        8, LXXIII |     that, then, is a laudable custom, how much more so, that