Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref    |        his treatise; as if the facts themselves did not furnish
 2        1, Pref    |   Christianity) which rests on facts, and that power of Jesus
 3        1, XXVI    |      thoroughly to examine the facts, would say that even those
 4        1, XXX     |       care the nature of these facts, be struck with amazement
 5        1, XXXI    |      who candidly examines the facts would say that these men
 6        1, XLIX    |        Celsus, not only of the facts, but of the bare letter
 7        1, LXX     |       In what respect do these facts militate against what we
 8        2, XV      |        men, they related those facts which they have done, and
 9        2, XXIV    |       grossly exaggerating the facts, and quoting what is not
10        3, VI      |     spirit of impartiality the facts, which are related by the
11        3, XXIII   |         But we, in proving the facts related of our Jesus from
12        3, XXV     |       were I to grant that the facts are as alleged, reasonably
13        4, XXXIII  |    dealings with demons. These facts, then--adduced by Jews and
14        4, XXXIV   | learned, or can you learn, the facts relating to these individuals?
15        4, LXXXVIII|        forward as acknowledged facts, questions which are the
16        8, XLV     |     forward these as undoubted facts, whilst at the same time
17        8, LXVII   |      show what were the actual facts of her history, upon which