Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVI  |     worship God with greater purity, abstain even from the permitted
 2        2, LXIX  |   burial also might have the purity symbolically indicated in
 3        3, LVII  |     forth its excellence aud purity. But as Celsus, by his statements,
 4        4, XXXI  |    account of the superhuman purity of their character, were
 5        4, XCVI  |     account of his exceeding purity, the Scripture said: "Moses
 6        5, XLII  |      to their high degree of purity, received the spirit of
 7        7, V     |  away from God, and from the purity of His service? It is moreover
 8        7, V     | depraved men who despise the purity of a life apart from the
 9        7, XVIII |      themselves, who for the purity of their lives received
10        7, XXX   |    are qualified to learn by purity of life, and their desire
11        7, XLIV  |    of greater moderation and purity than many philosophers--"
12        7, XLVI  |     are far removed from the purity of worship and service which
13        7, XLVIII| thought in a state of virgin purity. The Athenians have one
14        7, XLVIII|      are supposed to live in purity for the honour of the god
15        7, XLIX  |   high degree of gravity, of purity, and integrity; while those
16        8, IV    |     who are striving, by the purity of their thoughts, words,