Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLI    |             be the Son of God? What proof is there of it, save your
 2        1, XLIII  |         through Him. And a manifest proof that these things are done
 3        1, XLV    | Nevertheless, admit that ye have no proof to offer for Moses, and
 4        1, XLVI   |      wonders wrought by Jesus are a proof of the Holy Spirit's having
 5        2, X      |             true, is a very evident proof to all candid judges that
 6        2, LVI    |             clear and unmistakeable proof of the fact I hold to be
 7        2, LXXVIII|            but by all; and it was a proof of the ignorance of Celsus,
 8        3, X      |        observe what he alleges as a proof of his statement: "Christians
 9        3, XVI    |          invent," as Celsus without proof asserts, he who likes may
10        3, XXVII  |              without producing some proof or evidence of the alleged
11        4, LVIII  |            opinion not only without proof, but even without clearly
12        4, XCVI   |             future is by no means a proof of divinity; for in itself
13        5, XVII   |         shall be changed." And as a proof that such was the apostle'
14        6, LXXVI  |           seeing that it is a great proof that the Jesus who appeared
15        7, XVIII  |       committed by the people are a proof that they despised the law,
16        8, IX     |            so of the others, we ask proof that the right to be worshipped