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1 1, Pref | nevertheless, since in the multitude of those who are considered 2 1, VII | doctrines, not made known to the multitude, which are (revealed) after 3 1, IX | a view of assisting the multitude, than that which was delivered 4 1, IX | with respect to the great multitude of believers, who have washed 5 1, X | as a useful thing for the multitude, we admit that we teach 6 1, XII | that are obscure to the multitude, and if he had perused the 7 1, XII | more superficial of the multitude. And the same remark applies 8 1, XXVII | And although, among the multitude of converts to Christianity, 9 1, XXXI | to be understood by the multitude, such a virtue that one 10 1, XXXVII | wisdom and power than the multitude, and as having received 11 1, XXXVIII| of which He induced the multitude to follow Him as the Christ. 12 1, XLVIII | freeing him not only, as the multitude heard, from the visible 13 1, L | others having gathered a multitude of followers, give out that 14 1, LX | at the birth of Jesus "a multitude of the heavenly host," as 15 1, LXI | king in the sense that the multitude expected, but declaring 16 1, LXII | the apprehension of the multitude, and who were fitted both 17 1, LXII | common method followed by the multitude? And who would not say that 18 1, LXVIII | resurrection, or the feeding of a multitude with a few loaves, from 19 1, LXIX | divine than that of the multitude, and in a certain sense 20 2, XI | betrayed Him gave to the multitude that came to apprehend Jesus, 21 2, XLIII | against Him on account of the multitude of His followers; but also, 22 2, XLV | eagerly sought after by the multitude, but to be earnest in living 23 2, XLVI | could contain the assembled multitude of those who believed in 24 2, XLVI | able to gain over such a multitude of individuals?" Whereas 25 2, LXIII | not merely of the great multitude of ordinary believers, but 26 2, LXIV | hidden from the view of the multitude, but with respect to the 27 2, LXIV | capable of being seen by the multitude, all who had formerly seen 28 2, LXXVIII| excellence con-yen so vast a multitude? For it would not be wonderful 29 3, VI | impossible it was for so great a multitude of rebellious Egyptians 30 3, IX | indeed, when, owing to the multitude of Christian believers, 31 3, X | they grew to be a great multitude, they were divided and separated, 32 3, XV | frequency of rebellion to the multitude of believers, and to their 33 3, XIX | eternal ideas, and not, as the multitude think, to ephemeral animals; 34 3, XXI | understood, not merely by the multitude, but even by certain of 35 3, XXIV | AEsculapius that a great multitude both of Greeks and Barbarians 36 3, XXIV | clearly show a countless multitude of Greeks and Barbarians 37 3, XXVIII | other; and that a great multitude of them acknowledged Christ, 38 3, XXVIII | of Him what seems to the multitude to bring disgrace upon the 39 3, XXXVI | alarming the uneducated multitude. Of this nature is the being 40 3, XXXVIII| appearance of the former to the multitude, and of the latter to exceedingly 41 3, XXXVIII| certain belief being, as the multitude would call it, unfortunate, 42 3, XL | implant in the minds of the multitude the belief that images are 43 3, XLVI | writings not accessible to the multitude. For he says: "And Moses 44 3, XLVII | there are in existence a multitude of opinions, some of them 45 3, LVIII | which lies hid from the multitude of Christians, where are 46 3, LXXIII | should say that owing to the multitude of those ignorant persons 47 3, LXXIX | wickedness which appears in the multitude of those who believe the 48 3, LXXIX | appears to be clear to the multitude, but not so clear to them 49 4, XXX | about the affairs of the multitude, but in the investigation 50 4, XXXIX | conceal, on account of the multitude, in the form of this myth, 51 4, XXXIX | were in bad repute with the multitude, on account of the foreign 52 4, XLVII | growing up in Egypt to be a multitude of people, was commanded 53 4, XLIX | adapted not only to the multitude of the simpler believers, 54 4, L | keep expressly in view the multitude of simpler believers, which 55 4, LII | strengthen the faith of the multitude of simple believers, but 56 4, LVII | dead man, growing, as the multitude affirm, out of the marrow 57 4, LXV | it is sufficient for the multitude to say that they do not 58 4, LXVI | what was suitable to the multitude, continues as follows: " 59 4, LXVI | sufficient to say to the multitude regarding the origin of 60 4, LXXI | to the condition of the multitude, that what God had to say 61 5, III | pretence of paying honour to a multitude of deities?~ 62 5, X | the stars of heaven for multitude." In the book of Daniel, 63 5, X | which is admired by the multitude, but because of the rational 64 5, XIX | fittingly concealed from the multitude, as is written in the book 65 5, XIX | to the advantage of the multitude. Our hope, then, is not" 66 5, XLIII | not only to that of the multitude, but also of those who have 67 5, XLVIII | the comprehension of the multitude, I have ventured to treat 68 5, LXI | their lives, like the Jewish multitude, in accordance with the 69 5, LXI | has styled "those of the multitude?" He adds, also, that certain 70 5, LXII | as Jesus was amongst the multitude. But neither Celsus nor 71 6, II | fitted to gain over the multitude, until each one, attracted 72 6, II | view to the wants of the multitude. It is easy, indeed, to 73 6, VI | adequately explained to the multitude in writing and in oral address, 74 6, VI | adequately conveyed to the multitude in writing or in speech. 75 6, VI | means to be written to the multitude, and what was to be expressed 76 6, VIII | few, he adds: "Since the multitude, being puffed up with a 77 6, VIII | as are raised above the multitude. Such persons will deride 78 6, XIX | view the profundity and multitude of the thoughts concerning 79 6, XXVI | such subjects, seeing the multitude need no further instruction 80 6, XL | this admission made by the multitude and those altogether aliens 81 6, XL | as to be refuted by the multitude, who have ascertained by 82 6, LXXV | would come and visit the multitude, not in comeliness of form, 83 6, LXXVII | in the same manner to the multitude as He does to those who 84 6, LXXVII | who is proclaimed to the multitude, and who also exhibits ( 85 7, III | Jupiter Ammon, and of a multitude of others; although under 86 7, VII | last days." These, and a multitude of others, prophesying on 87 7, VII | of Jupiter Ammon, or by a multitude of other so-called prophets; 88 7, VIII | coming of Christ, predicted a multitude of other events many years 89 7, LVI | had just mentioned, and a multitude of others. If the death 90 7, LX | society, and despise the multitude; whereas the prophets among 91 7, LXIII | sake of this one pleasure a multitude of obstacles to pleasure, 92 7, LXVI | with the example of the multitude: and to this class belong 93 7, LXVI | way they lead into sin the multitude who follow their example, 94 8, XII | weigh that passage, "And the multitude of them that believed were 95 8, L | to bring the unreasoning multitude to reason, and the diseased 96 8, LIX | faith in an innumerable multitude of demons than in the almighty,


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