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 1    I, 5 |         unfolded in the clearest manner the point in question, speaking
 2    I, 6 |    change the blood to milk in a manner analogous to the change
 3    I, 9 |          PUNISH JUSTLY. ALSO THE MANNER OF THE INSTRUCTION OF THE
 4    I, 12|        is to see to, the way and manner in which the life of men
 5    I, 13|       hence; so, in an analogous manner, of duties, some are ordained
 6   II, 1 |      desserts, hunting after all manner of dishes. A man like this
 7   II, 1 |          intervals in an orderly manner. We must guard against speaking
 8   II, 1 |       law in the most systematic manner. For the Instructor, by
 9   II, 2 |    abounds in irritation and all manner of mistakes." Wherefore
10   II, 2 | appropriate to the name. In what manner do you think the Lord drank
11   II, 2 |      emitted silently. But by no manner of means are women to be
12   II, 4 |      called a skolion, after the manner of the HeBrew psalms, all
13   II, 5 |          we ourselves must by no manner of means be allowed to stir
14   II, 5 |       given vent to in the right manner it indicates orderliness,
15   II, 7 |          conducted in a rational manner, and puzzling people with
16   II, 8 |    living image of God after the manner of dead idols. For the fair
17   II, 9 |          wakefulness, must by no manner of means sleep by day; and
18   II, 9 |          with itself in the best manner. For the soul to cease from
19   II, 10|        colour fades. And in like manner the voice itself, injured
20   II, 12|          display act in the same manner with regard to shoes, showing
21   II, 13|     blessed Peter says, "In like manner also, that women adorn themselves
22  III, 7 |     things, and to drink in like manner, and to satiate in every
23  III, 8 |     forth, in a most instructive manner, representations of those
24  III, 12|      says the Scripture. And the manner of prayer is described. "