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 1 pref,   0|        work, or who would do so, did I not conciliate them beforehand.
 2 pref,   0|       they might have influence, did they not find them forearmed
 3 pref,   0|          Isaiah the prophet, and did not understand what he read,
 4 pref,   0|         explained to him what he did not understand, nor was
 5 pref,   0|   suggestion of God, Philip, who did understand the prophet,
 6 pref,   0|    opened to him the Scriptures. Did not God talk with Moses,
 7 pref,   0|         For what have we that we did not receive? And if we have
 8   1,  12 | appropriately named "the world," did not recognize Him, therefore
 9   1,  12 |    wisdom knew not God. Why then did He come, seeing that He
10   1,  13 |                      In what way did He come but this, "The Word
11   1,  23 |        For assuredly the martyrs did not love the wickedness
12   1,  30 |        supposes that the apostle did not embrace every man in
13   1,  37 |        author whom he is reading did not intend, he often falls
14   2,  21 |       could weigh the world, how did they not more easily find
15   2,  23 |       the Lord, the Apostle Paul did not spare the evil spirit
16   2,  24 |  different; and as, further, men did not agree upon them as signs
17   2,  28 |          the coming of our Lord! did not the illustrious bishop,
18   2,  31 |         For example, the apostle did not draw true conclusions
19   2,  40 |      gold and silver, which they did not create themselves, but
20   3,   3 |      will not condemn His elect, did not stand in the way, this
21   3,   6 |         them in the way the Jews did was God, or came from God.
22   3,   6 |          from God. But those who did believe, from among whom
23   3,   6 | offerings and types, though they did not clearly apprehend their
24   3,   6 |          of the Gentile churches did this, because men who had
25   3,  12 |          holy men of those times did without lust, Scripture
26   3,  12 |     without blame, although they did things which could not be
27   3,  14 |        as right at all. Such men did not perceive, to take only
28   3,  21 |       case the immoderate desire did not take up its abode with
29   3,  21 |         prophet, a guest. For he did not say that he took the
30   3,  21 |      Solomon, however, this lust did not come and pass away like
31   3,  33 |       was so far our own that it did not come to us from God;
32   3,  34 |        of Israel after the flesh did both perform and endure
33   3,  36 |       might be thought to imply, did we not accurately mark and
34   4,   3 |       Roman eloquence themselves did not shrink from sayings
35   4,   3 |   carried out which the speakers did not think of as aids to
36   4,   6 |  presence or its absence: for it did not become them either to
37   4,   7 |      another meaning upon it. He did not hesitate plainly to
38   4,  10 |           For if our translators did not shrink from saying, "
39   4,  18 |        matters so very trifling? Did secular matters deserve
40   4,  20 |         His purpose. For whom He did foreknow, He also did predestinate
41   4,  20 |         He did foreknow, He also did predestinate to be conformed
42   4,  20 |      brethren. Moreover, whom He did predestinate, them He also
43   4,  21 |      reason, loving virtue. When did she wound her parents even
44   4,  21 |     parents even by a look? When did she quarrel with her neighbours?
45   4,  21 |        with her neighbours? When did she spurn the humble, laugh
46   4,  21 |     Cyprian the martyr, however, did not write about the duty
47   4,  27 |       what was good, though they did what was evil. And so they