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 1        1, XXIV  |       of circumstances which is appropriate to their nature, are possessed
 2        1, XXIV  | assigned, each one bears a name appropriate to the several dialects
 3        1, XXXIV |         man. Now it seems to me appropriate to the character of a Jew
 4        1, XXXV  |    which of the two is the more appropriate as the mother of Immanuel (
 5        1, XXXV  |       holy virgin? Surely it is appropriate only to the latter to produce
 6        1, XXXVII|      they thought that this was appropriate to persons who were too
 7        1, LV    |         the expression would be appropriate, "This man bears our sins,
 8        1, LXII  | nevertheless quote it again, as appropriate to the present occasion,
 9        2, I     | knowledge does not know what is appropriate in the matter of such representations;
10        2, XXXIV |         a quotation on his part appropriate), how (does it follow) that
11        2, XXXIX |         whose words were always appropriate to His hearers, but who
12        2, LV    |         objection would be more appropriate in the mouth of one who
13        2, LXV   |      which appeared to us to be appropriate to this passage, we gave
14        2, LXIX  |      explain, viz., that it was appropriate for Him who had resolved
15        3, XXI   |         went? But it is not the appropriate time to describe at present
16        3, LIV   |      the exhortations which are appropriate to them, and to show to
17        3, LIX   |  fortune, or--which is the more appropriate term to use--to blessedness.
18        3, LXXIII|      them to be surrounded with appropriate guidance and laws, so God,
19        3, LXXVI |       Insane" would be the more appropriate word for those who hasten
20        4, XIII  |        are the things which are appropriate to be consumed by God. And
21        4, XVII  |        had reflected on what is appropriate to a soul which is to enjoy
22        4, XXXIX |       of Socrates as being more appropriate than what was said regarding
23        5, XVI   |  sinners. And perhaps, as it is appropriate to Children that some things
24        5, XXXIII|       Celsus, by subjoining the appropriate answer.~
25        6, LV    |         not, however, deemed it appropriate to my present treatise to