Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXIX |        out of doors, she was not saved by divine power, nor was
 2        2, L     |        truth, that they might be saved. And for this cause God
 3        3, XXXIII| existence of the Churches of the saved, and by the prophecies uttered
 4        4, VII   |       may become virtuous and be saved, while those who do not
 5        4, XC    |   numerous individuals have been saved from the greatest dangers
 6        5, XV    |     cannot by any other means be saved from the flood of their
 7        5, XVI   |          punishment, and thus be saved from the many evils (which
 8        5, LXI   |         that certain natures are saved, and that others perish
 9        6, XI    |         Believe, if thou wilt be saved, or else begone,' what shall
10        6, XI    |         Believe, if thou wilt be saved, or else begone,'" and so
11        6, XXXV  |          the soul of "him who is saved." I know nothing, however,
12        6, XLVI  |        truth, that they might be saved. And for this cause God
13        6, LXVI  |         of him who desires to be saved towards the uncreated God,
14        6, LXVIII|         God, and how we shall be saved by Him, we would answer
15        6, LXVIII|          how we know we shall be saved by Him?" for our answer
16        6, LXXX  |     Celsus does not know, may be saved.~