Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXV   |  men of Celsus, who are the parents of these opinions, and the
 2        1, XXIX  |   about; viz., when a man's parents happen to be in a position
 3        1, LXVI  | should be taken away by His parents, acting under the instructions
 4        1, LXVI  |  and should reside with His parents in Egypt until the death
 5        3, X     |      either following their parents, or perhaps attracted also
 6        3, X     |  followers along with their parents. But let it be granted that
 7        3, LVIII |    secrets before worthless parents; but, desiring to keep apart
 8        3, LVIII |  apart those sons of wicked parents who had been turned towards
 9        3, LXXV  |  with the simple-minded, as parents do with very young s children.
10        4, XLVIII|   fathers, and gods who are parents devour their own children,
11        4, XCVIII|     in bringing food to its parents for their support, we have
12        4, XCVIII|    their gratitude to their parents. And if Celsus had known
13        5, XXI   |   again be born of the same parents, and suffer the same treatment,
14        5, XXVII |  which permit the murder of parents, are right laws; or those
15        5, XXXIV |   the habit of eating their parents, and asked of them in the
16        5, XXXVI |    of Darius devoured their parents, since, on Darius inquiring
17        5, LVIII |    of the angel to warn the parents "to take up the new-born