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 1    I, 4 |    For to this end were they sent by God, that they should
 2    I, 6 |   that ambassadors should be sent to Erythrae to search out
 3    I, 6 |     and Lucius Valerius were sent, who conveyed to Rome about
 4    I, 13|     the infant, and secretly sent him into Crete to be nourished.
 5    I, 14|   armed men whom Jupiter had sent to seize or put him to death,
 6    I, 20|    on a former occasion been sent by the same people, having
 7   II, 4 |   appeased, ambassadors were sent to Henna. This Ceres, then,
 8   II, 4 |    robber slaves having been sent in. The same orator, in
 9   II, 8 |   one of the soldiers, being sent to remove it, sportively
10   II, 8 | books, the Idaean mother was sent for, and the ship in which
11   II, 14|    been done he disowned and sent away his son. But he went
12   II, 14|       then young men, either sent by their parents or of their
13   II, 15|     as he had done at first, sent angels for the protection
14   II, 15|     purpose, because God had sent them as guardians to the
15   II, 17|      it was that the serpent sent for from Epidaurus freed
16   II, 17|     the ambassadors who were sent for that purpose brought
17   IV, 8 |    God. For speech is breath sent forth with a voice signifying
18   IV, 8 |  since breath and speech are sent forth from different parts,
19   IV, 11|    prophet Jeremiah says: "I~sent to you my servants the prophets;
20   IV, 11|     servants the prophets; I sent them before the morning
21   IV, 11|   merciful to His people, He sent Him to those very persons
22   IV, 12|   For on this account He was sent by God the Father, that
23   IV, 13|    to transfer His religion, sent from heaven a teacher of
24   IV, 13|       the prophet Nathan was sent to David, who wished to
25   IV, 14|    with what commands He was sent by God to the earth, the
26   IV, 14| choose to return to God), He sent His Son as an ambassador
27   IV, 14|   His faithfulness, if, when sent to abolish the false gods,
28   IV, 14|    to do the work of Him who sent Him, but to discharge a
29   IV, 14|      the commands of Him who sent Him, He received the dignity
30   IV, 16|     and believed that He was sent by God, and that He was
31   IV, 16| unmindful of the instructors sent from heaven, and of the
32   IV, 17|  very great prophet would be sent by God, who should be above
33   IV, 24|   consider whether a teacher sent from heaven can fail to
34   IV, 24|     that some one were to be sent from heaven to instruct
35   IV, 24|    that this teacher, who is sent from heaven, would be as
36   IV, 25|   the Most High God, when He sent His ambassador and messenger
37   IV, 25|   righteousness on earth, He sent a teacher, as it were a
38   IV, 25| might be certain that He was sent by God, it was befitting
39   IV, 26|  determined to set man free, sent as His ambassador to the
40    V, 7 |    the last time approached, sent a messenger to bring back
41    V, 7 |    that, although justice is sent to men, yet it cannot be
42    V, 15|  Carneades, when he had been sent by the Athenians as ambassador
43   VI, 18|     God, and wisdom has been sent from heaven, practise those
44  VII, 12|    earth, and that which was sent from the borders of ether
45  VII, 12|     to the end, until, being sent forth from the confinement
46  VII, 12|    because it is not quickly sent forth from the body, but
47  VII, 17|     a great prophet shall be sent from God to turn men to
48  VII, 18|     Son of God would then be sent, who, having destroyed all
49  VII, 18|     the Son of God should be sent by His supreme Father, to
50  VII, 26|     loosed afresh, and being sent forth from prison, will
51  VII, 27|  observed the errors of men, sent a Guide, who might open