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 1      I, 11|       that source, whence it had previously flowed forth to the true
 2      I, 16|  creation belongs to him who had previously displayed no visible thing,
 3      I, 20|     restore it after it had been previously adulterated. O Christ, most
 4     II, 10|    vanquished by him whom he had previously injured; and wherein God
 5     II, 11|          labour for bread, where previously on every tree was yielded
 6    III, 2 |        CHRIST'S COMING SHOULD BE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED.~Coming then at
 7    III, 20|       words of David, because He previously said, "I will make an everlasting
 8     IV, 4 |         amends that which he has previously fallen in with; and that
 9     IV, 6 |       days of Tiberius was, by a previously unknown god, revealed for
10     IV, 7 |         Creator, to which he had previously descended from his own.
11     IV, 16|     preferable to that which was previously due to one's neighbours.
12     IV, 16|          teaching of the new and previously unknown and not yet fully
13     IV, 17|       How can he be kind who had previously shown no evidences of such
14     IV, 19| announced them, either some time previously, or then at that very time,
15     IV, 22|         evident that Peter, when previously asked by Christ, "Whom they
16     IV, 25|        the revealer, who was not previously the concealer; so neither
17     IV, 28|       His by whom an example was previously given. The prophet Balaam,
18     IV, 28|        inspired him with; having previously declared to the king's messengers,
19     IV, 31|    guests. These had been indeed previously invited by the fathers,
20     IV, 34|          but had its root in the previously mentioned John. For John
21      V, 6 |      INTENTION POSSIBLE TO A GOD PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN AS WAS MARCION'S.
22      V, 11|  ascription; for only if it were previously evident that his god had
23      V, 11|          to him who has not been previously shown to exist. Our denial
24      V, 11|   superiority possible where was previously the thing over which superiority
25      V, 11|         in reference to which he previously said, "For which cause we
26      V, 13|     judgment of God which, as he previously said, was to be according
27      V, 14|    Scriptures, which he had been previously turning over, as well as
28      V, 17|          have first trusted i.e. previously trusted in God, before His
29      V, 17|          Jews to whom Christ was previously announced, from the beginning?
30      V, 18|          all the powers which he previously mentioned? Again, when in
31      V, 21|         of the subjects which we previously had to handle, and that