Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVI  |      at all. And Celsus having promised to make us acquainted, in
 2        1, XXXIV |      be born, according to the promised sign, one who was to give
 3        2, XLII  | however, performed all that He promised to do, and by which He conferred
 4        4, LXXIII|      the whole of nature, as I promised, I will bring out more clearly
 5        6, XX    |       the Son of God," who has promised to all that have truly learned
 6        6, XXIX  |      Creator of the world, who promised to give them all things;
 7        6, XXIX  |      give them all things; who promised to multiply their race to
 8        7, XVIII |       worldly riches should be promised to those who lead upright
 9        7, XXIV  |      not inconsistent with the promised blessings of the law, which
10        7, XXIV  |      we must consider the food promised in the law as the food of
11        7, XXVIII|       is said of the good land promised by God to the righteous,
12        8, L     |    long for that which God has promised to the righteous. But Celsus
13        8, LXIX  |        God, as yourselves say, promised of old this and much more
14        8, LXIX  |     with him. Now, if what God promised to those who keep His law
15        8, LXX   |        that divine power which promised to save five entire cities
16        8, LXXVI |       however, that Celsus had promised another treatise as a sequel