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 1     I, 16|     for that it is possible to use them both well and ill.
 2    IV, 5 |      AT BIRTH; EQUALLY FUTILE; USE OF THE CLEPSYDRA IN ASTROLOGY;
 3    IV, 19|   indolent, making an improper use of leisure, familiar, wholly
 4    IV, 28|      having ground a gall nut, use its vapour as a fumigator,
 5    IV, 34| complete consistence, and they use it in this condition as
 6    IV, 34|   although one person may make use of these for gaining instruction
 7    IV, 35|        with cyanus for present use, they introduce certain
 8    IV, 45|                           XLV. USE OF THE FOREGOING DISCUSSIONS,~
 9     V, 2 |        to where, however, they use the expression "above,"
10     V, 2 |   women did change the natural use into that which is against
11     V, 2 |     What, however, the natural use is, according to them, we
12     V, 2 |       men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in
13     V, 3 |     male, as the natural (men) use the name, but because, he
14     V, 4 |                    IV. FURTHER USE MADE OF THE SYSTEM OF THE
15    VI, 14|       her, was deprived of the use of his eyes; and that, again,
16   VII, 6 |     the many denominations (in use). And since (in this way,
17   VII, 26|     Though indeed Jesus) might use for the time being (what
18    IX, 11|   talks folly, inculcating the use of these sentences also
19    IX, 14|      distress. And they do not use oil, regarding it as a defilement
20    IX, 15|      those that are in present use become antiquated, then
21    IX, 19|      to partake of the food in use among other people. Those
22    IX, 23|       order of the Essenes who use the same customs and prescribed
23     X, 6 |       is the denomination they use,--and affirming that it