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 1      I, 22| prescription, in order that his cure might be more costly and
 2     II, 22| idolatry, but was meant for the cure of those who were plagued
 3     II, 22|        what was figured by this cure. Thus, too, the golden Cherubim
 4    III, 18|    object to be looked at for a cure? Did he not here also intend
 5    III, 18|         to it, was proclaimed a cure from the bite of sin, and
 6     IV, 8 |         from evil spirits, is a cure of sickness. Accordingly,
 7     IV, 9 |           with himself, for the cure of leprosy, I shall not
 8     IV, 9 |          instantly effected the cure. And surely I might venture
 9     IV, 9 |         indeed greater! For the cure is the same, although there
10     IV, 9 |       man to publish abroad the cure; but so far as the honour
11     IV, 9 |        imposed upon them in his cure of the leper; because he
12     IV, 10|     symptoms which followed the cure. In like manner, you should
13     IV, 18|         for the very purpose to cure them of their error? But
14     IV, 20|      THE CASE OF THE LEGION THE CURE OF THE ISSUE OF BLOOD. THE
15     IV, 26|       which was dumb" (and by a cure of this sort verified Isaiah),
16     IV, 30|       again raised concerning a cure performed on the Sabbath-day,
17     IV, 35|   CONTRADICTION TO MARCION. THE CURE OF THE TEN LEPERS. OLD TESTAMENT
18     IV, 35|      its enactments even in His cure of the ten lepers. These
19     IV, 35|      the law could have found a cure from a god that was destroying
20     IV, 36|   ANSWER TO THE RICH RULER, THE CURE OF THE BLIND MAN. HIS SALUTATION