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 1 2 |    circumstances, but We recall things unknown to you, concerning
 2 3 | Redeemer, the Giver of all good things, by the assistance of Whose
 3 3 |        still better and greater things, that for the strengthening
 4 7 |      professed, they took these things into consideration one by
 5 7 |        they compared them; many things were rejected or corrected
 6 7 | established by them, that those things which are proved to be false
 7 7 |          from ignorance of many things, and as it were out of a
 8 7 |          are contained whatever things were deeply thought out
 9 7 |      denying and discarding all things and the powers of man: then
10 7 |     prostitution of the highest things, those who are named Rationalists
11 8 |         and highest type of all things, to Whom finally all philosophy
12 8 |     Thus truly the knowledge of things are held together, as they
13 8 |         and secret knowledge of things, nor can it do otherwise,
14 9 |      will in no way seek "those things which are their own," but
15 9 |   entirely taken up with "those things which belong to Jesus Christ" (
16 9 |    these lower and contemptible things, and industriously trying
17 9 |  priests: "Render to Caesar the things which are Caesar's." (Matt.
18 9 |      trouble; let him bear many things in silence, with unstained
19 11|     will take possession of all things. But surely can any State
20 13|      judge and decide as to the things tht may best suit Her ends.