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 1        1, XLV    |       reputed learned men, having employed the following argument in
 2        1, LV     |   suffering." Many arguments were employed on that occasion during
 3        1, LXII   |           his brother Andrew, who employed a net to gain their necessary
 4        1, LXVI   |         of Hades should have been employed, or anything of a similar
 5        2, XX     |   intercourse with a woman is not employed in vain, seeing it is an
 6        3, VI     |           and the Hebrew letters, employed by Moses in writing those
 7        3, VIII   |       from Hebrew ancestors, they employed a language from which they
 8        3, XXII   |         and ridicule which can be employed against us, mentions in
 9        3, XXV    |          of the Muses"--a man who employed his poetic powers upon topics
10        3, LXXV   |          he will be shown to have employed to no purpose in his argument
11        4, XVIII  |          evils, and would only be employed as a medicine, either in
12        4, XXXIV  |           are formuloe frequently employed against demons and certain
13        4, XXXV   |     regarding the nature of names employed for miraculous purposes,
14        4, XXXVII |          which the expression was employed, states that "they composed
15        4, LXXIX  |      formed, and weapons and nets employed, men were generally caught
16        4, XCIII  |       prophets, these animals are employed as examples of all that
17        5, IX     |       induced by the incantations employed in jugglery and sorcery (
18        5, IX     |           obedience to the spells employed by the magicians) to bow
19        5, XXXIII | pruning-hooks the spears formerly employed in war." For we no longer
20        5, XXXVIII|       similar illustration may be employed in the case of the Arabians,
21        5, XXXVIII|    mysteries, and juggling tricks employed to invoke demons, but also
22        5, XLV    |          word which is frequently employed in incantations; for if
23        5, LXIV   |      misunderstood also those who employed these declarations of the
24        6, IX     |     things, which are necessarily employed in the acquisition of knowledge,
25        6, XLVII  |      therefore of opinion that we employed the expression "Son of God,"
26        6, LXX    |           figurative expressions, employed to denote the nature of "
27        7, VI     |        were a god, he should have employed his prophetic power as a
28        7, XXXVI  |      figure of speech is properly employed when the character and sentiments
29        7, XXXVIII|       other parts of the body are employed. And it is certain that
30        7, XLIV   |        again by analogy, which is employed by them also, and that in
31        8, XXX    |        God a soul which has nobly employed the organs of the body in
32        8, XXXIX  |         would be admissible if we employed such language as he ascribes