Book, Chapter

 1     I, 19| acceptations; for some (among the Gentiles understood) the passions,
 2     V, 2 |    ineffable mysteries of all the Gentiles, are uttering falsehoods
 3     V, 2 |          with these orgies of the Gentiles. For since the foundation
 4     V, 2 |          partly deriving from the Gentiles the undiscoverable and diversified
 5     V, 2 |         the rest of men among the Gentiles, whether (the soul) is at
 6     V, 18|           not into the way of the Gentiles;" and this signifies that
 7     V, 18|        the futile doctrine of the Gentiles. This (heretic) endeavours
 8     V, 18|         prodigies detailed by the Gentiles, and of doctrines inculcated
 9     V, 21|         names (of them) among the Gentiles, and they have been derived
10    VI, 11| PENTATEUCH.~What is spoken by the Gentiles is sufficient for a knowledge
11    VI, 14|         and among the rest of the Gentiles as 'Holy Spirit.' "And (
12   VII, 20|          of slandering before the Gentiles the divine name of the Church. (
13  VIII, 11|    efficacy,) has spread unto the Gentiles, and is discerned by faith,
14     X, 27|          that the father of these Gentiles was born from this Japheth,