Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |       but who despises all its contents, since they are contemned,
 2        1, LXXI  |     bring to a termination the contents of our first book in reply
 3        2, XX    |      you carefully observe the contents of the psalm, you will find
 4        3, XXI   |     truly venerable and divine contents of the Gospels, or the mind
 5        3, LXXVII| greatness of the world and its contents, and from the beauty of
 6        4, XXXIII|    this, Celsus, assailing the contents of the first book of Moses,
 7        4, LII   |        patiently listen to its contents; that, finding in it nothing
 8        4, LIII  |     form an opinion from their contents of the purpose of the writers,
 9        5, VIII  |       nor having learned their contents from any other source, has
10        5, LIV   |     from not understanding the contents of the book of Enoch. No
11        5, LIV   |   seeing its meaning, from the contents of the book of Enoch; for
12        5, LV    |      has not discovered in the contents of the book of Genesis,
13        5, LX    |     about the meaning of their contents; for we do not regulate
14        5, LX    |      true comprehension of the contents of the law.~ 
15        5, LXII  |       our ability not only the contents of Scripture, and the differences
16        6, VI    |        book, in order that its contents might not be written, and
17        6, LXXI  |   containing body includes its contents, because they also are "
18        7, XII   |        instances, however, but contents himself with loudly asserting