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 1        1, XXVIII |              of a philosopher, let me endeavour, to the best of my ability,
 2        1, XXXV   |          because of a Hebrew word, to endeavour to persuade those who are
 3        1, XLII   |               have to remark that the endeavour to show, with regard to
 4        2, XXVIII |            than to Jesus; but he will endeavour, after giving what appears
 5        2, LII    |              to be really divine, and endeavour to refute those who slanderously
 6        2, LVI    |             and Theseus also,--let us endeavour to show that the account
 7        2, LXXVI  |               cease from evil, and to endeavour to attain to virtue by the
 8        2, LXXVIII|             abide in my soul, I shall endeavour in the third book to deal
 9        3, LIV    |            aside their ignorance, and endeavour to obtain greater prudence,
10        3, LXXIV  | intellectually, I shall answer that I endeavour to improve such also to
11        4, XIV    |               capable of dissolution, endeavour to throw off the atoms which
12        4, XX     |              of all our records, will endeavour to establish not only the
13        4, XXXIV  |            deceivers, and shamelessly endeavour to trace themselves and
14        4, XXXVIII|          ashamed of these things, and endeavour to give them somehow an
15        4, L      |               the Jews and Christians endeavour somehow to give these stories
16        4, LI     |          themselves, inasmuch as they endeavour to unite with marvellous
17        4, LX     |           hold the opposite view will endeavour to show, with out the assumption
18        5, I      |               of Celsus, but with the endeavour, so far as may be within
19        5, XL     |             same with the law of God, endeavour to regulate our lives by
20        5, LIII   |        challenged to this by Celsus), endeavour as far as we can with all
21        5, LVIII  |             themselves, and use every endeavour by means of a holy life,
22        6, X      |              account)." For it is our endeavour to state, on each individual
23        6, LXXI   |         whereas, in our opinion,--who endeavour to demonstrate that the
24        7, XII    |              been predicted; but they endeavour to remove any apparent inconsistencies,
25        7, XIV    |             preached; but he seems to endeavour to overthrow it by an opposite
26        7, XIV    |              convicted of a shameless endeavour to resist the plainest truths
27        7, XLII   |               of other objects,--they endeavour either by synthesis, which
28        7, XLII   |               these ways, I say, they endeavour to set before us that which
29        7, XLV    |            that is pure, although our endeavour is to keep even our thoughts
30        7, XLVI   |              dead," are persons whose endeavour it is to say with sincerity: "
31        8, XVIII  |            ability, does by this very endeavour raise a statue according
32        8, XXIV   |          demons. And knowing this, we endeavour as much as we can to be
33        8, LII    |            principles of humanity, we endeavour to the best of our ability