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 1        1, XXIX  |    Egypt, and being, to use the instance already quoted, not only
 2        1, XXXVII|      particular events; as, for instance, how the asses of Kish,
 3        1, XXXVII|         what He has done in the instance of one animal, He could
 4        1, XLVIII|     that of Christ. And by this instance, this man who boasts of
 5        1, LVIII |        throne." See now in this instance the blunder of one who cannot
 6        2, I     |        Now observe how, by this instance, Peter is represented as
 7        2, X     |          Let Celsus produce any instance of such, and make good his
 8        2, XX    |           For, as in the latter instance, intercourse with a woman
 9        2, XXV   |       mentioned only the single instance, as one would say, indicating
10        2, XLII  |        irreproachable," let him instance any one of those who adhere
11        2, XLVIII|      stand still; and the third instance, that of Lazarus, who had
12        2, LV    |       might credibly adduce the instance of Rhampsinitus, saying
13        3, V     |     state of things s in either instance was rebellion against the
14        3, XXIII |         examine each individual instance, and ascertain whether it
15        4, XLVIII|  allegorical meaning? (Take the instance) where Chrysippus of Soli,
16        4, LI    |       elated on account of this instance, though we express our approval
17        4, LXXIV |       commended. For as, in the instance referred to, hatred blinds
18        4, LXXXI |       by looking upon ants, for instance, they might become more
19        4, XCVIII|       being desirous to show an instance among the irrational animals
20        4, XCVIII| irrational creation, quotes the instance of the Arabian bird the
21        6, XXII  |     inappropriate to adduce the instance of the mysteries of Mithras?~
22        6, XXIV  |                 XXIV.~After the instance borrowed from the Mithraic
23        6, LXXXI |         appears, in the present instance, to have forgotten that
24        7, XXXI  |       are alone real. Thus, for instance, there is the true light,