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| Alphabetical [« »] deficiebant 1 deficient 1 degit 1 degree 6 dei 9 deinde 6 delay 4 | Frequency [« »] 6 corpus 6 countenance 6 cried 6 degree 6 deinde 6 describe 6 destroyed | Eusebius Pamphilii of Caesarea History of the martyrs in Palestine IntraText - Concordances degree |
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1 Pre | means of learning with any degree of certainty. It must have 2 1, 1 | acquainted also in no slight degree with natural science. His 3 1, 5 | against us in a far greater degree than any of those who had 4 1, 5 | face and his neck to such a degree, that his countenance was 5 1, 10 | was ever torn to such a degree; and I think that, had it 6 1, Not| other) was the sharpest degree of torture in this engine."--