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  1 pref,   0|       sacred books without reading any directions of the kind that
  2 pref,   0|        rules are not necessary for any one, but that everything
  3 pref,   0|            witnesses, who, without any teaching from man, attained
  4 pref,   0|                             But if any one thinks that these stories
  5 pref,   0|  understand the Scriptures without any directions from man (and
  6 pref,   0|           from childhood, and that any other language we have learnt,
  7 pref,   0|       learnt, Greek, or Hebrew, or any of the rest, we have learnt
  8 pref,   0|            to teach their children any of these things, because
  9 pref,   0|           though not instructed in any rules of interpretation,
 10 pref,   0|           does, without the aid of any human interpreter, why does
 11 pref,   0|           the hidden sense without any error, or at least without
 12 pref,   0|         least without falling into any gross absurdity. And so
 13 pref,   0|          to reply at the outset to any who might make preliminary
 14   1,   6 |          or uttered His praise, in any worthy way? Nay, I feel
 15   1,   7 |       excellence of God: nor could any one be found to believe
 16   1,   7 |           be found to believe that any being to whom there exists
 17   1,   8 |         living, they only can form any conception of Him that is
 18   1,  16 |        without spot or wrinkle, or any such thing. ~
 19   1,  22 |                      Neither ought any one to have joy in himself,
 20   1,  24 |        question was ever raised by any sect. But neither does any
 21   1,  24 |         any sect. But neither does any man hate his own body. For
 22   1,  24 |            do so without suffering any pain, and that they had
 23   1,  27 |           is to be loved more than any man, each man ought to love
 24   1,  29 |          to others; and if he find any one comparatively indifferent,
 25   1,  29 |          if, however, he meet with any one who opposes him, he
 26   1,  29 |          whom we have no fear that any one who comes to know Him
 27   1,  29 |          desires our love, not for any gain to Himself, but that
 28   1,  30 |            no exception is made of any one as a person to whom
 29   1,  30 |         not covet; and if there be any other commandment, it is
 30   1,  30 |           we are to work no ill to any man. ~
 31   1,  36 |            the Holy Scriptures, or any part of them, but puts such
 32   1,  36 |          it is quite clear that in any particular case the man
 33   1,  36 |       commits an injustice; and if any man thinks that a lie is
 34   1,  36 |            astray, but not through any falsehood in Scripture.
 35   1,  38 |             however high the value any man may set upon it when
 36   2,   1 |            those which, apart from any intention or desire of using
 37   2,   1 |           fire. For it is not from any intention of making it a
 38   2,   2 |       their thoughts. Nor is there any reason for giving a sign
 39   2,   2 |       instinctively and apart from any purpose, or whether they
 40   2,   6 |          why is it, I ask, that if any one says that there are
 41   2,   6 |       answer. Nobody, however, has any doubt about the facts, both
 42   2,   7 |            or with a view to avoid any of the annoyances which
 43   2,  11 |           emotion of the mind than any part of a thought we have
 44   2,  11 |             and who thought he had any knowledge, were it ever
 45   2,  12 |      apostle, when he says, "If by any means I may provoke to emulation
 46   2,  12 |          hardly find it written in any other way. And yet the meaning
 47   2,  13 |            into the Latin idiom by any one who wished to hold by
 48   2,  13 |        predecessors who spoke with any authority followed. For
 49   2,  13 |          who is beseeching God, in any way at all that he can get
 50   2,  13 |         another language than that any deeper meaning is intended.
 51   2,  13 |          than men 1 Cor.1:25 ). If any one should retain in this
 52   2,  15 |         found in the manuscript of any one of them that was not
 53   2,  15 |           be right or becoming for any one man, whatever his experience,
 54   2,  15 |           New Testament, again, if any perplexity arises from the
 55   2,  16 |             again, if ignorance of any of them should chance to
 56   2,  16 |          of those books, would, if any one could interpret them,
 57   2,  16 |          by, and not partaking of, any delight in time, that is,
 58   2,  16 |          discuss, whether there is any musical law that compels
 59   2,  16 |           of the law (and if again any question is raised about
 60   2,  17 |         these, and I doubt whether any one can be found among them
 61   2,  17 |         that number to the eyes of any of the citizens, but because
 62   2,  20 |         that are to be observed if any part of the body should
 63   2,  20 |        house; to go back to bed if any one should sneeze when you
 64   2,  21 |        miserable bondage. For when any freeman goes to an astrologer
 65   2,  21 |       before him, and could not by any law transfer to her heirs
 66   2,  21 |           or not held in honour of any of the dead of former times,
 67   2,  21 |             and from this instance any one who cares can easily
 68   2,  21 | distinguished and varied. And when any one is born, it is easy
 69   2,  22 |            those at least who have any sort of acquaintance with
 70   2,  22 |         two could not be marked in any way that would not give
 71   2,  23 |        things that are born, or in any other way come into existence
 72   2,  24 |         its signification; and so, any one who knows both languages
 73   2,  25 |         this, because even now, if any one who is unaccustomed
 74   2,  25 |            to inquire in regard to any of them, for what reason,
 75   2,  25 |            the Christian is not by any means to neglect, but on
 76   2,  29 |           that is tied or fixed in any way to the body to cure
 77   2,  29 |         with the design of drawing any information from them as
 78   2,  29 |            today, what her age was any number of years ago, or
 79   2,  29 |            or what will be her age any number of years hence, in
 80   2,  30 |           no man who is skilled in any of these arts moves his
 81   2,  30 |            arts moves his limbs in any operation without connecting
 82   2,  32 |        anything that he himself or any other man has ordained;
 83   2,  35 |          what cannot be true under any circumstances; but he who
 84   2,  37 |             and one cannot walk in any other way; but men find
 85   2,  38 |  pronounced it short, it is not in any man's power to determine
 86   2,  38 |         they are not the double of any number because odd numbers
 87   2,  38 |     learned, but wise he cannot in any sense be deemed. ~
 88   2,  39 |       among them. And if they find any of those which have been
 89   2,  39 |        regard to other matters, if any competent man were willing
 90   2,  40 |           say without prejudice to any other interpretation that
 91   3,   2 |          the sentence according to any method we choose of those
 92   3,   3 |            that God will not bring any charges against His elect,
 93   3,   3 |        saying of Nathanael's, "Can any good thing come out of Nazareth?"
 94   3,   4 |         had added "nostri", hardly any one would have doubted that
 95   3,   4 |     appearing in the Greek without any ambiguity. It is therefore
 96   3,   4 |         and very difficult to find any ambiguity in the case of
 97   3,   6 |            it is not recorded that any of the Gentile churches
 98   3,   7 |                        And if ever any of them endeavoured to make
 99   3,   7 |        that I worship neither? For any statue you like to take
100   3,   9 |           uses, or pays homage to, any significant object without
101   3,   9 |           the Lord. And as soon as any one looks upon these observances
102   3,  12 |         the daintiest food without any sin of epicurism or gluttony,
103   3,  12 |         eagerness of appetite. And any sane man would prefer eating
104   3,  14 |             I cannot be altered by any diversity of national customs.
105   3,  20 |        been under the influence of any such passion, they could
106   3,  24 |            therefore, in regard to any expression that we are trying
107   3,  25 |            not to suppose there is any rule that what a thing signifies
108   3,  26 |           indicate a protection of any kind, we must take it as
109   3,  27 |         passages of Scripture that any of the interpretations put
110   3,  30 |     obscure passages without using any of his rules; finding, indeed,
111   3,  34 |         and Egypt, and Assyria, or any other nation you choose
112   3,  34 |             and what generally, in any given Imperial command.
113   3,  35 |       seven, or ten, or twelve, or any of the other numbers which
114   3,  37 | comprehended in its full extent by any one. For, wherever one thing
115   4,   1 |        that they need not look for any such from me. Not that I
116   4,   1 |           learnt elsewhere; and if any good man should happen to
117   4,   1 |        them either in this work or any other. ~
118   4,   3 |            not shrink from sayings any one who cannot learn this
119   4,   3 |         who are not yet engaged in any occupation of more urgent
120   4,   3 |           think there are scarcely any who can do both things that
121   4,   3 |      eloquent without being taught any art of speech, simply by
122   4,   3 |       without knowing the names of any of the faults, they will,
123   4,   3 |            faulty in the speech of any one they listen to, and
124   4,   6 |         have been properly said in any other way. For as there
125   4,   6 |      itself would be unsuitable in any other, for it is in keeping
126   4,   7 |           given unto us"? Now were any man unlearnedly learned (
127   4,   7 |             Howbeit, whereinsoever any is bold (I speak foolishly),
128   4,   7 |             Howbeit, whereinsoever any is bold (I speak foolishly),
129   4,   7 |            gone too far, than that any of the studious would think
130   4,   7 |        knowledge," we could not in any way have put another meaning
131   4,   7 |           to express themselves in any respect differently those
132   4,   7 |          period of two members; in any case, it is a touch of marvelous
133   4,   7 |      reader, it is useless to tell any one who does not himself
134   4,   8 |       understanding, we are not by any means to suppose that it
135   4,  10 |        public: for in conversation any one has the power of asking
136   4,  12 |          by putting his thought in any shape no matter what, but
137   4,  13 |        discourse, without deriving any profit from it. For what
138   4,  16 |                             Now if any one says that we need not
139   4,  16 |         think? Does the apostle in any way contradict himself,
140   4,  17 |           good, should not despise any of those three objects,
141   4,  18 |            money?), he says: "Dare any of you, having a matter
142   4,  19 |          whether they be demons or any created being whatever,
143   4,  20 |           I know, however, that if any one who is skilled in this
144   4,  20 |           men are not defective in any of those points which he
145   4,  20 |      ornament, makes it seize upon any beauty of expression that
146   4,  20 |          all things? Who shall lay any thing to the charge of Gods
147   4,  20 |         nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be
148   4,  20 |        withstanding the absence of any ornaments such as appear
149   4,  21 |       purity of her affection with any dross of hypocrisy; serious
150   4,  21 |         ought to be. To prevail on any one to take a step of such
151   4,  23 |         where it is necessary that any particular style should
152   4,  23 |       blame is to be given without any ulterior reference to the
153   4,  23 |       condemnation or acquittal of any one, or to obtaining the
154   4,  23 |       obtaining the concurrence of any one in a course of action.
155   4,  25 |      hearer, or to persuade him to any course of action, but merely
156   4,  26 |       necessary to be fulfilled by any one who wishes to speak
157   4,  26 |           are very sure"? And when any one narrates a story, even
158   4,  27 |   believers obey the voice, not of any man, but of the Lord Himself,
159   4,  28 |           even vehemently, without any breach of modesty, because