Book, Chapter

 1        1, XV    | Pythagorean, who has given many proofs of being a very eloquent
 2        2, XI    |      friends now say that those proofs which show that the apostasy
 3        2, XXX   |    misinterpretations, and from proofs so mean, no one could prove
 4        2, XXXIV |       passing by in silence the proofs of the divinity of Jesus,
 5        2, XLII  |      greater or more convincing proofs Celsus would have Him confirm
 6        3, XVI   |         deeds, with the various proofs derived partly from Scripture,
 7        3, XLIII |  innumerable prophets, but many proofs also were given of His having
 8        4, XIV   |          with a larger array of proofs. And I make no new statement,
 9        4, XXXVI |      earth, and who each adduce proOfs of these assertions, says: "
10        6, XLIX  |      had produced some credible proofs of its silly character,
11        6, XLIX  |     silly," without stating any proofs, or endeavouring to answer
12        6, LV    |         require a long array of proofs. Evils, then, if those be
13        7, VI    |       sent upon the Greeks, are proofs that Homer knew of certain
14        7, XLVII |  accounted themselves wise gave proofs of great folly, when, alter
15        8, XI    |      Him who has by innumerable proofs established the claims of
16        8, XLVIII|         side. But if we require proofs, the priests of the heathen