Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV  |        able to make out that the so-called magic is not, as the followers
 2        1, XXXI  |         account which makes this so-called man to have died to ensure
 3        2, XLVII |      only while dealing with the so-called True Discourse of Celsus,
 4        3, LXXVII|          temples and images, and so-called sacred seasons, are blinded
 5        4, XXI   |     indeed, he imagines that the so-called confusion of tongues is
 6        4, LXXXII|         LXXXII.~Perhaps also the so-called wars among the bees convey
 7        5, XXIX  | allusions to the division of the so-called Egyptian homes, when it
 8        6, XIII  |     faith, is the "first" of the so-called "charismata" of God; and
 9        6, XXXVII|        their efforts to attain a so-called wisdom.~
10        6, XLIII |       whole body of Job with the so-called disease of elephantiasis.
11        6, LIX   |         means removed out of the so-called "world." And yet, indeed,
12        7, VII   |          by a multitude of other so-called prophets; whilst we regard
13        7, XXXV  |        any one place, like these so-called gods in human form, but
14        7, XLVIII|        And attached to the other so-called gods are a select number
15        7, LXIX  |         demons is the service of so-called gods, for "all the gods
16        7, LXIX  |        of the most famous of the so-called sacred places, whether temples
17        8, XXI   |         of God. If, however, the so-called public festivals can in