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  1        1, Pref    |            seeing that there was a kind of greatness manifest in
  2        1, X       |            will not admit it, by a kind of irrational impulse to
  3        1, XVII    |          duty, or anything of that kind." For in like manner Celsus
  4        1, XX      |   Egyptians related fables of this kind, they are believed to convey
  5        1, XXXV    |    conceive, and bear a son." What kind of sign, then, would that
  6        1, XXXVII  |          circumstance of a similar kind. But as a further answer
  7        1, XXXVII  |      miraculous narratives of this kind. For some have thought fit,
  8        1, XLII    |   Polynices, because the sphinx, a kind of half-virgin, was introduced
  9        1, XLVIII  |  occurrences of a rather wonderful kind, as when they either heard
 10        1, XLVIII  |          the Scripture calls it, a kind of general divine perception
 11        1, LVII    |        seeing He is, as it were, a kind of source and beginning
 12        1, LXVI    |             conclude that He was a kind of compound being. And so
 13        1, LXVI    |           or anything of a similar kind done with respect to Jesus,
 14        1, LXX     |           and food of a particular kind. Well, be it so. Let him
 15        2, IX      |         instances of the following kind which we shall quote. John
 16        2, XVII    |         collecting stories of this kind will find numbers of them.
 17        2, XXXVII  |            peculiar and figurative kind; but on the present occasion,
 18        2, XLIX    |    employing miracles of a similar kind, who are wicked men, and
 19        2, LI      |       makes things which differ in kind to be the same. Now, as
 20        2, LXII    |         appearances of a different kind, and those who have invented
 21        2, LXXVI   |         other passages of the same kind. And does not the following
 22        3, XVI     |           the legends are of every kind which we gather together,
 23        3, XXXIV   |            many others of the same kind." Let it be granted, then,
 24        3, XXXVIII |          choice of teachers of one kind rather than another, and
 25        3, XXXVIII |        amid surroundings of such a kind, that they were prevented
 26        3, XXXIX   |         and acuteness), and by the kind of rhetoric in vogue in
 27        3, XLI     |          of a different and higher kind. And if these opinions be
 28        3, XLII    |             And if nothing of that kind be found in them, the argument
 29        3, XLVIII  |           Paul, in describing what kind of man the bishop ought
 30        3, LIII    |           that there was a certain kind of nourishment better adapted
 31        3, LVI     |          through practices of that kind, and the judgments which
 32        3, LVIII   |          which, we would say, What kind of father, my good sir,
 33        3, LVIII   |      father, my good sir, and what kind of teacher, do you mean?
 34        3, LIX     |         sins. But let us hear what kind of persons these Christians
 35        3, LXIII   |           that a procedure of this kind is not adapted to the conversion
 36        3, LXXI    |             who do nothing of that kind, which is the height of
 37        3, LXXV    | instruction of the most benevolent kind, and fitted for the conversion
 38        3, LXXV    |            the wicked by God are a kind of medicines leading to
 39        3, LXXVIII |            charges of so serious a kind, he wishes to make it appear
 40        4, II      |            if he had wished with a kind of apparent force to subvert
 41        4, III     |           not know, moreover, what kind of improvement Celsus wished
 42        4, XIII    |           so that "wood" of such a kind should be consumed? for (
 43        4, XXII    |       crime of the most unhallowed kind, in conspiring against the
 44        4, XXV     |         liken it to animals of the kind described.~
 45        4, XXVII   |             if any persons of that kind should be discovered, they
 46        4, XLI     |            or any material of that kind, but was securely coated
 47        4, XLIV    |   obscurely intimated; and of this kind are the narratives relating
 48        4, LV      |           fowl of heaven after its kind; and after these, to the
 49        4, LV      |           of the earth after their kind, and the beasts after their
 50        4, LV      |         and the beasts after their kind, and to every creeping thing
 51        4, LV      |           upon the earth after its kind; and last of all to man.
 52        4, LV      |            yielding seed after its kind and after its likeness,
 53        4, LV      |            is in itself, after its kind, upon the earth." He would
 54        4, LVII    |          of a different and better kind. But since there are, from
 55        4, LXIII   |    destruction of the world), so a kind of Providence presides,
 56        4, LXIV    |            and others of a similar kind, how can Celsus escape appearing
 57        4, LXIV    |          it is one and the same in kind, yet neither do exactly
 58        4, LXXXVIII|       fitted to operations of that kind, which is a most incredible
 59        4, XCII    |           in an employment of this kind, and desiring to lead the
 60        4, XCII    |      obtained from animals of this kind; because the demons cannot
 61        4, XCIII   |          class of them employs one kind of animal for the purpose
 62        4, XCIII   |         events by means of another kind of animal. Observe, moreover,
 63        4, XCIV    |          do so in consequence of a kind of divinity that is within
 64        4, XCVIII  |      creature, the only one of its kind, in order that by it men
 65        5, XIV     |           and impossible; for what kind of body is that which, after
 66        5, XVII    |           that it is with a secret kind of wisdom that it was said
 67        5, XXVIII  |      possessed laws of an opposite kind. Now, observe here whether
 68        5, XXVIII  |     considerations of a profounder kind, conveying a mystical and
 69        5, XXIX    |      innumerable instances of this kind, although I do not know
 70        5, XXIX    |             and that of a mystical kind, might be said; in keeping
 71        5, XXXVII  |         who administer laws of the kind referred to), it would be
 72        5, XL      |     farewell to those of an unholy kind.~
 73        5, LVII    |          to them. Accounts of this kind we have read in the writings
 74        5, LVII    |            some things of the same kind relating to Pythagoras;
 75        6, VII     |             are rather of a gentle kind; for we have learned that
 76        6, VIII    |         that a God of a particular kind exists, and that he has
 77        6, XI      |           perform acts of the same kind, that they, too, might gain
 78        6, XII     |        that human wisdom is of one kind, and divine of another.
 79        6, XIII    |           foregoing, then, the one kind of wisdom is human, and
 80        6, XIII    |          difference between either kind of wisdom, say, in their
 81        6, XVI     |            or whether there is any kind of poverty known to the
 82        6, XXVII   |           one of a most irrational kind, arising out of his hatred
 83        6, XXXV    |           of Prunicos to a certain kind of wisdom, of which they
 84        6, XXXVIII |        such matters profess also a kind of magic and sorcery,--which,
 85        6, XXXVIII |         discovered anything of the kind. Let Celsus, however, who
 86        6, XLIII   |         errors of the most impious kind, and with having wandered
 87        6, XLIII   |         trials of the most painful kind; the first of which consisted
 88        6, LIV     |           and evils of a spiritual kind; since he who departs from
 89        6, LXI     |          who possess a body of any kind, or of those who have an
 90        6, LXIV    |     certain expressions indicate a kind of motion, as it were, on
 91        6, LXIX    | understanding; not indeed with any kind of heart, but with one which
 92        6, LXXII   |           saying that there "is no kind of spirit which lasts for
 93        6, LXXII   |           to say that there "is no kind of fire which lasts for
 94        6, LXXII   |        shown, by his efforts, what kind of combatant he has been,
 95        7, VI      |         mention of anything of the kind. For if the oracle did call
 96        7, IX      |         considers the most perfect kind of prophecy among these
 97        7, XV      |          above is much of the same kind.~
 98        7, XXXIV   |         spoken of are of a diviner kind. When it is said that the
 99        7, XXXIX   |            form of torture, or any kind of death. He also applies
100        7, XXXIX   |         His paradise. This twofold kind of vision in us was familiar
101        7, XL      |        religion to submit to every kind of death, and to perish
102        7, LIII    |            a still more portentous kind!"~
103        7, LVII    |          of a still more monstrous kind," thus casting a slight
104        7, LIX     |     preparing them. Suppose that a kind of food which is wholesome
105        8, VII     |           and other demons of that kind." Now we must inquire of
106        8, VIII    |       plain that no injury of this kind would befall the wise, by
107        8, XVIII   |           a lifeless and senseless kind and not to receive greedy
108        8, XX      |          among the righteous every kind of choice and precious stone.
109        8, XX      |          their nature, and to what kind of soul the name of each
110        8, XXXIII  |            they may prove good and kind." We must surely live, and
111        8, XXXIV   |           yielding fruit after his kind, whose seed is in itself
112        8, XXXIV   |          Jesus; to be gracious and kind to us. And if we would wish
113        8, XXXVI   |          received no office of the kind from God. And they even
114        8, LXVI    |          torment, or submit to any kind of death, rather than say