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 1   1, 43     |    beings (already mentioned), confessed Him alone to be God, his
 2   2, 26     |      intelligent Essences; and confessed, that the mind which is
 3   2, 26     |      alone, of all the Greeks, confessed—just as we do,—of THE WORD
 4   2, 30     |      did well. But, he further confessed, that these same were, and
 5   2, 44     |      again, he afterwards  ./. confessed that these very same (Deities)
 6   2, 46     | escaped him,—but he had openly confessed,— that they were bound up
 7   2, 50     |    Fathers; and all the Greeks confessed, that they were gods: yet,
 8   2, 87     |      Gods, who had (virtually) confessed by their divinations, that
 9   3, 13     |       the whole of their land, confessed that they themselves were
10   3, 20     |   their backs (in flight), and confessed His Godhead ! They allowed
11   4, 33(125)|     does here; and, it must be confessed, the matter contained in
12   5, 9      |  christian) instruction, fully confessed of Him, that He was much
13   5, 14(13) |       Greek] which, it must be confessed, savours, to some extent,
14   5, 14     |        and have recognized and confessed the one only God, the Father
15   5, 14     |       Plato formerly knew, but confessed that he durst not speak
16   5, 28     |        have from ancient times confessed: and, that we should preach
17   5, 35     |        all dignity, since they confessed that they were mean and
18   5, 35     | nothing that he could give, he confessed that he was destitute (lit.
19   5, 38     |        made little of himself, confessed that he was a Tax-gatherer,