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 1  9|     these things are false; certainly suspicion is applicable
 2 18|      for which the examples certainly are taken from heaven. When
 3 18| carnal; if a Lord, you will certainly understand Him to he mortal.
 4 21| their emasculated body. Now certainly these things are not sacred
 5 22| posterity. Therefore it was certainly a man that fled, certainly
 6 22|  certainly a man that fled, certainly a man who was concealed,
 7 26| observed with good fortune. Certainly Clodius, and Flaminius,
 8 29|   of the man. The Egyptians certainly choose out a man for themselves
 9 29|     is a god, to himself is certainly a man whether he will or
10 32|  who is most religious. But certainly the God whom we worship
11 33|   NOTHING AVAILED THE JEWS, CERTAINLY THE WRITERS OF THE JEWISH