Book, Chapter

 1        1, II    |         of fairness, he does not reproach Christianity because of
 2        1, LII   |       one, however, bring such a reproach against believers, since
 3        1, LXIV  |          LXIV.~But if we were to reproach those who have been converted
 4        1, LXIV  | Xenocrates, will be a subject of reproach to philosophy; whereas even
 5        2, XXIV  |       make it to us a subject of reproach; but the words, "I will
 6        2, XXVIII|     Celsus makes it a subject of reproach that Christians should make
 7        2, XXXIV |        Celsus endeavours to cast reproach upon Him from the narratives
 8        2, XXXIV |        they were fit matters for reproach; while they who recorded
 9        2, XXXV  |       and free himself from this reproach, and take vengeance upon
10        2, XXXVII|        and the gall a subject of reproach to Jesus, saying that "he
11        2, XLII  |          truly furnish ground of reproach against Jesus; or if it
12        2, XLII  |         that He is not free from reproach. Jesus, however, performed
13        4, XXXVI |        was from a desire to cast reproach upon us, that this Epicurean
14        7, XXV   |           he is filled full with reproach." There is no discrepancy,
15        7, XLI   |         race, so that no one can reproach Him if he remains without
16        8, XX    |        in like manner, when they reproach us for not deeming it necessary
17        8, LXXII |       also that all contemptuous reproach shall be taken away, and