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 1    I, 2 |       and himself adducing many new ones; and this he does both
 2    I, 11|       any one had found out any new invention which might be
 3    I, 15|        highest praises and with new honours, so that they even
 4    I, 16|       the other gods. Therefore new gods are born, and that
 5    I, 22|      ignorant minds of men with new superstitions: and that
 6    I, 22|       the fierce spirits of the new people and called them away
 7    I, 22|        the gods, and introduced new rites and parades of sacrifices.
 8   II, 8 |         commencement of nothing new without the previous sanction
 9   II, 9 |       he could find out nothing new, that he might still appear
10   II, 11|  temples began to be built, and new modes of worshipping the
11   II, 12|      animals; and thus that the new earth, retaining the productive
12   II, 14|    lands to seek for themselves new settlements, were scattered
13   II, 14|         at their own discretion new customs and institutions.
14   II, 17|    Hence temples are vowed, and new images consecrated; herds
15  III, 4 |      all. Thus he established a new philosophy of not philosophizing.
16  III, 4 |   itself knowledge; the other a new one, opposed to the former,
17  III, 16|     govern the state, who found new cities or maintain with
18  III, 19|     that have long existed into new bodies, when the same Artificer
19  III, 26|         the old man, render him new, that you would not recognise
20   IV, 5 |    Scripture, as though it were new and recently composed, being
21   IV, 13|     through Him He might give a new law to new worshippers;
22   IV, 13|         might give a new law to new worshippers; not as He had
23   IV, 17|  announced that He would give a new law, in these terms: "The
24   IV, 17|         Moses, to show that the new law given by Christ Jesus
25   IV, 20|     TESTAMENTS, THE OLD AND THE NEW.~Therefore He went into
26   IV, 20|      resurrection are named the New Testament. The Jews make
27   IV, 20|       use of the Old, we of the New: but yet they are not discordant,
28   IV, 20|         not discordant, for the New is the fulfilling of the
29   IV, 20|        Lord, that I will make a new testament to the house of
30   IV, 20|     above, that He would make a new testament to the house of
31   IV, 21|       which the system of their new announcement might be founded
32   IV, 25|        a living law, to found a new name and temple, that by
33   IV, 28|       who assumed to themselves new rites, that they might honour
34   IV, 30|       composed for themselves a new doctrine without any root
35    V, 5 |      either through fear of the new king, or of their own accord,
36   VI, 17|       in the tormenting of whom new and unusual tortures have
37   VI, 20| birthdays, or the dedication of new temples. And at first the
38  VII, 12|  admission into those which are new and recently born; and that
39  VII, 16|      detestable; shall meditate new designs in his breast, that
40  VII, 23| asserted that souls passed into new bodies; but foolishly, that
41  VII, 23|    restored by Him who made the new man.~