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 1  I, 10 |             idols, as we have already said, the works of men's hands
 2  I, 14 |           possess such men. Since you said, "Show me thy God," this
 3 II, 5  |           world itself. And though he said that the world was created,
 4 II, 5  |              was created. Besides, he said that Saturn, and his sons
 5 II, 7  |              subject of the Creation, said that in the beginning the
 6 II, 8  |             uncreated. And those that said it was uncreated and self-producing
 7 II, 8  |             truth. And others, again, said that there was a providence,
 8 II, 8  |          their instance whatever they said. For indeed the poets,--
 9 II, 10 |               all that is therein, he said, "In the beginning God created
10 II, 11 |              created. Wherefore it is said: "And God said, Let light
11 II, 11 |        Wherefore it is said: "And God said, Let light be, and light
12 II, 11 |           were the first day. And God said, Let there be a firmament
13 II, 11 |               the second day. And God said, Let the water under the
14 II, 11 |             that it was good. And God said, Let the earth bring forth
15 II, 11 |           were the third day. And God said, Let there be lights in
16 II, 11 |               the fourth day. And God said, Let the waters bring forth
17 II, 11 |           were the fifth day. And God said, Let the earth bring forth
18 II, 11 |          things of the earth. And God said, Let us make man in our
19 II, 11 |               upon the earth. And God said, Behold I have given you
20 II, 13 |            was nearer God, before God said, "Let there be light." The
21 II, 18 |         Scripture gives. For when God said, "Let Us make man in Our
22 II, 19 |              among men, since God had said, "Let Us make man;" and
23 II, 20 |          surely die. And the LORD God said, It is not good that the
24 II, 20 |               her unto Adam. And Adam said, This is now bone of my
25 II, 21 |             had made. And the serpent said to the woman, Why hath God
26 II, 21 |               the woman, Why hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every
27 II, 21 |             the garden? And the woman said unto the serpent, We eat
28 II, 21 |          midst of the garden God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it,
29 II, 21 |               ye die. And the serpent Said unto the woman, Ye shall
30 II, 21 |             God called unto Adam, and said unto him, Where art thou?
31 II, 21 |                Where art thou? And he said unto Him, I heard Thy voice
32 II, 21 |              and I hid myself. And He said unto him, Who told thee
33 II, 21 |           shouldest not eat? And Adam said, The woman whom Thou gavest
34 II, 21 |                and I did eat. And God said to the woman, What is this
35 II, 21 |              hast done? And the woman said, The serpent beguiled me,
36 II, 21 |             did eat. And the LORD God said unto the serpent, Because
37 II, 21 |             heel. And to the woman He said, I will greatly multiply
38 II, 21 |           over thee. And unto Adam He said, Because thou hast hearkened
39 II, 22 |                      XXII. WHY GOD IS SAID TO HAVE WALKED.~You will
40 II, 22 |           will say, then, to me: "You said that God ought not to be
41 II, 22 |           itself teaches us that Adam said that he had heard the voice.
42 II, 23 |              of the things which were said aforetime?~
43 II, 24 |           since in it the plants were said to have been planted by
44 II, 24 |              in Paradise, as has been said, to till and keep it, commanded
45 II, 27 |             make him, but, as we have said above, capable of both;
46 II, 28 |           might be greater. Therefore said Adam to Eve, "This is now
47 II, 28 |           there is a great deal to be said; wherefore I at present
48 II, 29 |          whose name was Cain; and she said, "I have gotten a man from
49 II, 29 |            repentance and confession, said, "Where is Abel thy brother?"
50 II, 29 |             thus made angry with him, said, "What hast thou done? The
51 II, 32 |             earth, as we have already said, the islands also of the
52 II, 34 |            that, by comparing what is said by us with the utterances
53 II, 35 |              heart. Jeremiah, indeed, said: "Every man is brutishly
54 II, 35 |       prophets, who are numerous, and said ten thousand things consistently
55 II, 36 |       regarding those [gods] that axe said to have been born, she said:- "
56 II, 36 |           said to have been born, she said:- "If all things that are
57 II, 37 |          shall be punished. AEschylus said:--~"He who has done must
58 II, 37 |           suffer."~And Pindar himself said:--~"It is fit that suffering
59 II, 37 | judge-concerning this, too, Dionysius said:--~"The eye of Justice seeing
60 II, 38 |            dead: though, indeed, they said this unwillingly, for they
61 II, 38 |              prophets indeed, Solomon said of the dead, "There shall
62 II, 38 |            accordingly, though he had said,--~"Like fleeting vision
63 II, 38 |             mentioned, Hosea by name, said, "Who is wise, and he shall
64 III, 3 |             for the things which they said themselves convict them
65 III, 3 |               the world, they finally said that all things were produced
66 III, 7 |              GODS.~For after they had said that these are gods, they
67 III, 7 |               of no account. For some said that they were composed
68 III, 7 |               and providence, Ariston said:--~"Be of good courage:
69 III, 7 |              vain and wicked men have said,~By an unbridled destiny
70 III, 7 |             almost the majority, have said about God and providence.
71 III, 7 |          expressions; as also Simylus said: "It is the custom of the
72 III, 7 |       attention, and consider what is said, critically inquiring into
73 III, 8 |             their existence, and they said they committed grossly wicked
74 III, 9 |            God." And of doing good He said: "Honour thy father and
75 III, 12|            And again the same prophet said: "Loose every band of wickedness,
76 III, 13|             was a king and a prophet, said: "Let thine eyes look right
77 III, 14|           suppose, Isaiah the prophet said: "Say to those that hate
78 III, 16|        asserting that it was created, said that already 153, 075 years
79 III, 16|            Daedalus. And after he has said a great deal about the cities
80 III, 16|          nations, he owns that he has said these things conjecturally.
81 III, 16|           legislation, the things now said," etc., which shows that
82 III, 17|           Providence? Moreover, it is said that among your writers
83 III, 18|              DELUGE.~For Plato, as we said above, when he had demonstrated
84 III, 18|           that a deluge had happened, said that it extended not over
85 III, 18|            From what has already been said, it is evident that they
86 III, 19|            flood: on the contrary, he said that never again would there
87 III, 19|            and these, we have already said, were eight. And of the
88 III, 20|         Rameses, 10 years, who, it is said, had a large cavalry force
89 III, 20|            king Tethmosis, as already said, built for him strong cities,
90 III, 20|               all authors, as already said, are proved to be more ancient
91 III, 21|  chronological statement. For when he said they were shepherds, and
92 III, 23|             So then let what has been said suffice for the testimony
93 III, 26|            the present time, as Plato said, affirming that there had
94 III, 27|              died, as we have already said, in the 62d Olympiad, this