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 1 II    |       presbyter had heard any such thing, he would have cried out,
 2 V     |  intelligence, yearning after that thing which is desired.~
 3 XIII  |        learn from them some secret thing [practised] among Christians,
 4 XX    |             For [in this case] the thing given does not cease to
 5 XXIV  |            as they change from one thing to another (metapheromenoi);
 6 XXXIII|       being in itself an uncreated thing. But further, if matter
 7 XXXIII|       qualifies, nor can it be the thing of which the world is made.
 8 XXXVI |        heaven. For truly the first thing is to deny one's self and
 9 XLIV  |            XLIV.~It is not an easy thing for a soul, under the influence
10 XLIX  |            is confessedly a hidden thing, while the other stands
11 LV    | worshipping, and seeking a certain thing from Him." These people