Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIII |      all things which the world requires, and which are not self-existing!
 2        3, XXIV  |  foretelling the future; Celsus requires us to believe this, and
 3        4, XI    |      vicissitude of all things, requires a conflagration and this
 4        4, LXVI  |        however, that this topic requires very elaborate treatment,
 5        4, LXVII |       to adopt an opinion which requires at least much plausible
 6        4, LXXXIX|     believe in the Supreme God, requires us to believe that the souls
 7        5, XXXV  |    Christians (since the Gospel requires them not to busy themselves
 8        5, XXXVI | plausibility. But now he simply requires that those who drink of
 9        6, LXV   |   cannot be expressed by name," requires to be taken with a distinction.
10        7, X     |        might apply it as reason requires. But Celsus, ever vigorous
11        7, XXXII |      one which more than others requires a high and advanced degree
12        7, XLVI  |    worship and service which He requires; and that some of those
13        7, LV    |         inevitable, if occasion requires. Besides, these words, "
14        7, LXX   |        this is a question which requires a very profound knowledge.
15        8, I     |     such fulness as our purpose requires. And as Paul said, "We are
16        8, LXXIII|        fight for him; and if he requires it, to fight under him,
17        8, LXXIII|       that we do, when occasion requires, give help to kings, and