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 1    I, pref, 3|         thou thyself (as being more capable than I am) wilt expand those
 2    I,  1, 1  |         produced him, and was alone capable of comprehending his father'
 3    I,  3, 1  |       divulged, because all are not capable of receiving it, but has
 4    I,  6, 1  |           visible and tangible, and capable of enduring suffering. At
 5    I,  7, 5  |           good are those who become capable of receiving the [spiritual]
 6    I, 14, 2  |          because no one of them was capable by itself of uttering the
 7    I, 15, 1  |            to be most holy, and not capable of being expressed in words,
 8    I, 18, 3  |         they find in the Scriptures capable of being referred to the
 9    I, 30, 14 |       disciples, whom he knew to be capable of understanding so great
10   II, 10, 2  |             that they may be deemed capable of informing us whence is
11   II, 13, 5  |            must have been which was capable of receiving and containing
12   II, 13, 5  | intelligence of God was sent forth, capable of containing it, and more
13   II, 16, 4  |            inasmuch as they are not capable of rising to the conception
14   II, 17, 3  |       different substance, which is capable of passion, then whence
15   II, 17, 5  |        Father, be passible, and are capable of the varying phases of
16   II, 17, 7  |          source, all must either be capable of passion along with Him
17   II, 17, 9  |             perfect Bythus, was not capable of rendering that production
18   II, 24, 2  |            Christ, too, ought to be capable of being reckoned up in
19   II, 30, 4  |             being the superior, and capable of ministering to her desire.
20  III,  5, 1  |           him; but to those who are capable of comprehending the unnameable
21  III, 12, 7  |        adopted error just as he was capable [of embracing it]. But the
22  III, 15, 2  |           affirm that he is one not capable of receiving the truth,
23  III, 16, 6  |             the impassible becoming capable of suffering, and the Word
24  III, 19, 3  |         quiescent, that He might be capable of being tempted, dishonoured,
25  III, 25, 6  |        their Mother bewail them, as capable of conceiving and inventing
26   IV,  6, 3  |            taught us that no man is capable of knowing God, unless he
27   IV, 20, 4  |             saving it, and becoming capable of being perceived by it,
28   IV, 37, 6  |             a nature that they were capable of transgression, nor men
29   IV, 38, 1  |           have come, but as we were capable of beholding Him. He might
30   IV, 38, 2  |         eternal]--but they were not capable of receiving it, because
31    V,  2, 2  |          maintaining that it is not capable of incorruption. But if
32    V,  3, 2  |           also be found fit for and capable of receiving the power of
33    V,  3, 3  |          these members as not being capable of [receiving] life. But
34    V,  3, 3  |              and since the flesh is capable of being quickened, what
35    V,  4, 2  |            perceive that bodies are capable of receiving life. For they
36    V,  4, 2  |            those [bodies] which are capable of participating in life
37    V,  9, 2  |        willing." For this latter is capable of working out its own suggestions.
38    V, 10     |           WITHOUT THE SPIRIT IS NOT CAPABLE OF BRINGING FORTH FRUIT,
39    V, 12, 1  |                 For as the flesh is capable of corruption, so is it
40    V, 12, 4  |             of the flesh mature and capable of incorruption? If then [
41    V, 13     |          OUR HEARTS ARE SHOWN TO BE CAPABLE OF LIFE ETERNAL, BECAUSE
42    V, 30     |              BECAUSE THIS NUMBER IS CAPABLE OF BEING FITTED TO MANY
43    V, 35, 2  |           the mount; and nothing is capable of being allegorized, but
44    V, 35, 2  |             in order that he may be capable of receiving the glory of