Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII    |          For he knew that if he acknowledged himself an Epicurean, he
 2        1, XII     |   particular, which are full of acknowledged difficulties, and of declarations
 3        2, XV      |       actuated the writers, who acknowledged that Jesus had told His
 4        2, XXVI    |     were not deceived when they acknowledged Him to be God.~
 5        2, XLIX    |     himself? For he has himself acknowledged that these are not the works
 6        2, LIII    |   attempt, he says: "He himself acknowledged that these were not the
 7        3, XXVIII  |         great multitude of them acknowledged Christ, and believed Him
 8        3, LXIII   |         prayers to God, "I have acknowledged my sin, and mine iniquity
 9        3, LXXXI   |      that those words which are acknowledged among all men to be human,
10        4, XI      |        son of Phoroneus, and is acknowledged by the Egyptians to be a
11        4, XXVI    |   different, let us examine the acknowledged opinions of Christians and
12        4, XLVI    | according to the Scriptures, is acknowledged to have been wicked; and
13        4, LXXXVIII|       of, and brings forward as acknowledged facts, questions which are
14        5, III     |      our opinions, he who never acknowledged himself throughout his whole
15        7, XI      |         their true motives, and acknowledged that the ambiguous words
16        8, XXXVI   |        under them, and who have acknowledged them as their masters; and
17        8, LXII    |       of such demons, as he has acknowledged them to be. If, then, health