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Alphabetical [« »] fifty 2 fig 2 fig-juice 1 fig-tree 12 figment 4 figure 39 figured 4	Frequency [« »] 12 fair 12 fate 12 fear 12 fig-tree 12 filled 12 flowing 12 forcibly	Hyppolitus The refutation of all heresies IntraText - Concordances fig-tree

   Book, Chapter
 1  VIII, 1 |        as it were a seed of a fig-tree, which is altogether very
 2  VIII, 1 |        he says, He cursed the fig-tree, because He did not find
 3  VIII, 1 |      When the branches of the fig-tree became tender, leaves budded (
 4  VIII, 1 |      incalculable seed of the fig-tree. We think, therefore, (say
 5  VIII, 1 |   produced by the seed of the fig-tree, (viz.,) stem, which constitutes
 6  VIII, 1 |   stem, which constitutes the fig-tree, leaves, and fruit--the
 7  VIII, 2 |    power with the seed of the fig-tree, with the exception that
 8  VIII, 2 | primary seed, from whence the fig-tree sprung, is unbegotten. When,
 9  VIII, 2 |      with the exemplar of the fig-tree, possesses in itself infinite
10     X, 12|     Deity is as a seed of the fig-tree; and that from this proceeded
11     X, 12|      to the first seed of the fig-tree, but inferior in this respect,
12     X, 12|       for the seed whence the fig-tree springs is unbegotten. This,