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 1   5, 1    |       believe He was, but was a magician, seducer, and  ./. impostor;
 2   5, 1    |         the Christ of God was a magician and deceiver.~
 3   5, 2    |       at any period, who (as) a magician and deceiver, was (also)
 4   5, 2    |      And, Whether he could be a magician, who delivered the chief
 5   5, 2(2) |    charge of our Lord's being a magician is often advanced by Celsus,
 6   5, 2    |      And, Whether He could be a magician, who forbade the assembling
 7   5, 2    |       one, -- be justly named a magician? But, What need can there
 8   5, 2    |        only that He was neither magician nor deceiver, but was THE
 9   5, 7    |        have been a Deceiver and Magician ? -- But, let us also investigate
10   5, 8    |                       8. When a magician associates his companions
11   5, 9    | disciples of a master who was a magician ? when, behold, the association
12   5, 9    |      And in like manner, of the magician, the best witnesses as to
13   5, 9    |       during all these years, a magician and (at the same time a)
14   5, 10   |    neither was there (ever) any magician His Disciple, so as to be
15   5, 10(8)|        author seems to mean; No magician would have ever suffered
16   5, 15   |        say of Him that He was a magician; and not (only so,) but,
17   5, 16   |      has been ? and, Who is the magician, of those who arose at any
18   5, 24   |       such were the deeds) of a Magician. But, the Disciples of this
19   5, 25   |      that He was a deceiver and magician, if He really had been such,