Book, Chapter

 1   1,   1|           already supplied me with many thoughts on this subject,
 2   1,   1|             though the wants of so many thousands were satisfied,
 3   1,   7|           rest, but that there are many or even innumerable gods
 4   1,  14|         set undertaking, will find many other points of instruction
 5   1,  16|          His body, then, which has many members, and all performing
 6   1,  16|           time, and purges it with many wholesome afflictions, that
 7   1,  25|         soundness of his body. For many have been found voluntarily
 8   1,  30|           turning the attention to many passages of Holy Scripture.
 9   1,  39|   instructing others. Accordingly, many live without copies of the
10   2, arg|          the folly and futility of many heathen superstitions and
11   2,   2|         called by her in turn; and many signs of the same kind are
12   2,   6|          readers are led astray by many and manifold obscurities
13   2,  12|            error has crept into so many texts, that you can hardly
14   2,  15|             as is reported, and as many not unworthy of confidence
15   2,  15|           the unanimous opinion of many venerable and learned men.
16   2,  16|       doubt that, in the same way, many Hebrew names which have
17   2,  16|        investigated and explained, many figurative expressions in
18   2,  16|          serpent throws light upon many metaphors which Scripture
19   2,  16|            dark, throws light upon many of the dark places in books
20   2,  16|            itself is an evergreen. Many, again, by reason of their
21   2,  16|         boat. And in the same way, many other numbers and combinations
22   2,  16|         ten chords to have just so many strings; or whether, if
23   2,  16|      temple was mentioned, compels many heretics to confess that
24   2,  22|          follows that twins are in many cases born under the same
25   2,  23|       baneful modes of divination, many things in the past and future
26   2,  23|         superstitious observances, many things turn out agreeably
27   2,  25|          thing still remembered by many old men from whom we have
28   2,  25|            may resemble another in many ways, such signs are not
29   2,  31|           adversary. For there are many of what are called sophisms,
30   2,  34|         truth of the propositions. Many, again, who hold the true
31   2,  39|           to spend his strength on many subjects for the sake of
32   2,  39|      already (as I have found that many things I had no notion of
33   2,  40|                 And what else have many good and faithful men among
34   3,   2|       which interpretation, out of many that offer themselves, it
35   3,   3|          that an inquiry admits of many answers, but to an interrogative
36   3,   9|            a few rites in place of many, and these at once very
37   3,  18|        possible for one man to use many wives with chastity, it
38   3,  18|           uses the fruitfulness of many wives for the sake of an
39   3,  21|           neighbour, though he had many, yet when a guest came to
40   3,  22|            his habits of life. For many things which were done as
41   3,  25|                   But as there are many ways in which things show
42   3,  25|       pleasant." And so in a great many other case. The examples
43   3,  25|       rivers of living water;" and many other things besides water
44   3,  29| unacquainted with; and in this way many obscure passages have had
45   3,  30|            author himself explains many obscure passages without
46   3,  30|     treasures of truth that are to many invisible. And if this system
47   3,  30|         shall be laid open," but, "Many things that are shut shall
48   3,  33|           them is given? There are many other testimonies besides
49   3,  35|        application, and extends to many subjects. That number in
50   4,   3|            and habit in the use of many words and many ornaments
51   4,   3|          the use of many words and many ornaments of speech, you
52   4,   3|             are more eloquent than many who have learnt these; but
53   4,   7|           of boasting. Seeing that many glory after the flesh, I
54   4,   7|       fourth has two: "Seeing that many glory after the flesh, I
55   4,   7|           the prophets also, where many things are concealed under
56   4,  14|            duty to shun and abhor, many and heinous deeds of wickedness
57   4,  15|           faith and love there are many things that may be said,
58   4,  15|       things that may be said, and many ways of saying them, who
59   4,  18|         private, whether to one or many, whether to friends or enemies,
60   4,  20|           not, And to seeds, as of many; but as of one, And to thy
61   4,  20|           and he will find in them many kinds of speech of great
62   4,  20|     rejoicing; as poor, yet making many rich; as having nothing,
63   4,  20|       might be the firstborn among many brethren. Moreover, whom
64   4,  21|           and power of expression, many examples may be found of
65   4,  24|            was attempted there. In many other cases besides I have
66   4,  24|          too, has made a change in many; but it was to teach them
67   4,  27|          may, it is true, instruct many who are anxious to learn;
68   4,  27|           Now these men do good to many by preaching what they themselves
69   4,  27|         they would do good to very many more if they lived as they
70   4,  29|         deception. For in this way many become preachers of the
71   4,  29|            desirable), and yet not many teachers; for all deliver
72   4,  31|            for my defects are very many), but the sort of man he