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 1 I(21)   |          being stored up in the books (of the Bible)," etc. ~
 2 I       |       persuaded that the sacred books are not human compositions,
 3 I       |   opponents, the lawyers had no books containing the secrets of
 4 I       |       is commanded to write two books, and then read to the elders
 5 I       |   Spirit.50Thou shalt write two books, and give one to Clement
 6 I       |      doubts respecting the five books, called the Books of Moses,
 7 I       |      the five books, called the Books of Moses, from the minds
 8 I       |         in mind that the Divine books are Divine writings, and
 9 III     |                Why the inspired books are twenty-two 137in number.
10 III(137)|    accidental. The 'twenty-two' books of the Greek Bible must,
11 III(137)|          represent 'twenty-two' books of the Hebrew Bible; hence,
12 III(137)|    concluded, the number of the books in the Hebrew Canon was
13 III     |    without reason the canonical books are twenty-two,138according
14 III     |         the twenty-two inspired books are an alphabet of the wisdom
15 III(138)|     number of the Hebrew sacred books seems to be of Greek origin,
16 V       |          and what are the "many books"? The whole inspired Scripture
17 V       |      for refusing to "make many books." For Solomon says in Ecclesiastes, "
18 V       |      son, beware of making many books: there is no end: and much
19 V(148)  |        Origen composed numerous books. These were all written
20 V       |      guard against "making many books." ~Then, after saying that
21 V       |      son, beware of making many books"; firstly, that one ought
22 V       |      one ought not to have many books: secondly, that one ought
23 V       |       ought not to compose many books; and if the first is not
24 V       |      ought not to make too many books. And, keeping to what has
25 V       |      leisure for composing many books, and, accordingly, cease
26 V       |  expressed his thoughts in many books, something must be said
27 V       |         going on composing more books will tell me that the famous
28 V       |      son, beware of making many books." 151Side by side with this
29 V       |        the meaning of "the many books." The whole Word of God,
30 V       |         all other teaching many books? ~5. But since I must have
31 V       |       one book, if we take the "books" in the ordinary sense.
32 V       |         to mean some one of the books containing the things concerning
33 V       |        judgment was set and the books were opened." 163To the
34 V       |   myself to be a writer of many books. And just now, when, with
35 XIV     |        Prophets employed in the books which they have left us,
36 XIV     | Divinity proclaimed in the same books, he will not believe the
37 XIV     |    itself would not contain the books that should be written." 292
38 XIV     |        world cannot contain the books that should be written,
39 XVI     |     must not condemn the sacred books of Moses and the Prophets
40 XVII    |        instance, or. Egyptians. Books I. and V. against Celsus. ~
41 XVIII   |       themselves to the Gospel. Books I. and III. against Celsus. ~
42 XVIII   |        proclaimed in those same books; for any one who sees how
43 XVIII   |          And if you come to the books written after the time of
44 XX      |  animals. But Celsus thinks the books of Jesus and Christians
45 XXIII   |         as it were one of God's books, may contain the future.
46 XXIII   |   effect others; just as in our books some things are written
47 Index   |  Creation, 32; why the inspired books are twenty -two in number,