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 1     II, 7 |          for who does not, when giving anything to any one to enjoy,
 2     II, 7 |         into the future? But in giving it full scope, who would
 3    III, 5 |    course; and to the Ephesians giving an intimation that, when
 4    III, 6 |       perceive Christ, although giving them signs. Similarly it
 5    III, 13|        thing being believed, by giving a reason for its occurrence,
 6     IV, 7 |      Jews), yet the function of giving instruction was allowed
 7     IV, 11|        as it is, while modestly giving a reason why "the children
 8     IV, 16|        which is to refrain from giving blow for blow; which is
 9     IV, 27|      doing another, he enjoins "giving to every one that seeks;"
10     IV, 27|         weightier matters, alms giving, hospitality, and the love
11     IV, 29|         answer which I deferred giving above. Again, if it is another
12     IV, 31|       to be known, when already giving his invitation; only then
13     IV, 31|         inviting guests, but of giving to them their places. Meanwhile,
14     IV, 33| themselves. If, however, he was giving himself out as another god,
15     IV, 36|         precept, however, about giving to the poor, was very largely
16     IV, 42|        OF THE CREATOR. CHRIST'S GIVING UP THE GHOST NO EVIDENCE
17     IV, 42|  nothing hung there, after "the giving up of the ghost;" there
18      V, 11|       said to Christ concerning giving light to the world: "I have
19      V, 17|   however, was very desirous of giving it the new rifle (of Laodicean),