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 1 Pre         |         many other places, have given us a detailed description
 2 Pre         |      that, although Asseman has given us very extensive lists,
 3 Pre         |    works, of Eusebius, and even given several fragments from our
 4 Pre         |    which would have effectually given the lie to any attempt of
 5 Pre         |        first of these dates, as given in the aera of the Seleucidae,
 6 Pre         |        see how this date can be given in our common aera. ~As
 7 Pre         |  ascribe any credit to the Note given above, this MS. must have
 8 Pre         |        when the very early date given to our MS. first occurred
 9 Pre         |     fact our author himself has given his testimony8: as also
10 Pre         |  illustrations and notes as are given on the Syriac text, were
11 Pre         |        for the reasons just now given, to abide by the old one.
12 Pre         | electronic source:  The preface given above is then followed in
13   1, 26(18) |           This argument is also given in the Demonst. Evang. Lib.
14   1, 37(29) |   outline perhaps of the sketch given here: so Ovid— ~Mac iter
15   1, 38(32) |       which may mean, either as given in the text, or, as being
16   1, 40     |     example a little while ago (given), has been set up on earth :
17   1, 45     |    possession (in animals), are given to men; even the fierce
18   1, 46     |      Thou clothed him, and hast given him dominion over the work
19   1, 47(46) |       will be found in extracts given by Clemens Alexand. Strom.
20   1, 47     |        is thus) because God has given to thee the dominion and
21   1, 52     |      them. But to men has (God) given justice, which is their
22   1, 72     |       out by the example (above given). For no happy countenance,
23   1, 75     |       and, should remissness be given to the body, and the soul
24   1, 76     |        falls upon the earth, is given for many: the WORD, which
25   1, 77     |      can see, from the example (given). For the whole of the wheat (
26   1, 78     |         his own honour; but was given up to be as the brute73,
27   2, 3(3)   |     Copy of the Nicene Creed is given, as emanating from Eusebius,
28   2, 18(31) |        being past feeling, have given themselves over unto lasciviousness,
29   2, 20(41) |       Ancients on the soul, are given at length in Aristotle's
30   2, 24(61) |      Evangclica he has I think, given good proof of this. In Book
31   2, 29(65) |    London, 1826. p. 96.) and is given by Eusebius, (Prep. Evang.
32   2, 41(77) |       nearly the same words, is given by Theodoret. (Ib. pp. 475,
33   2, 45(84) |     extracts to this effect are given from the Epinomis, the Timaeus,
34   2, 49(89) |         their name : it is thus given in the Greek by Suidas : [
35   2, 62(111)|      probably a modern adjunct, given by way of distinction. This
36   2, 64(114)|          which the translations given of the Greek seem to intimate. ~
37   2, 64(116)|            This passage is also given in the Prep. Evang. but
38   2, 79     |         doctrine which has been given by Him to all the nations.
39   2, 80(141)|      Cor. i. 24., so frequently given to Christ in this work. ~
40   2, 81(157)|         Lib. v. p. 254. seq. as given by Celsus himself. ~
41   2, 83     |       whom He has, as a Father, given up every kind of irrational
42   3, 2(8)   |     occurring in this work, are given elsewhere by our author,
43   3, 13(16) |        the Grecian oracles were given out. See also, ib. Lib.
44   3, 13(18) |       be known on this subject, given from the best authorities
45   3, 14     |          like this our Saviour, given such power to those who
46   3, 34     |       arisen (like the sun) and given light from the East even
47   3, 39(42) |              3 This argument is given also in the Demonstr. Evang.
48   3, 45     |         for the reasons already given, -- as of an Image becoming
49   3, 47     |        the POWER of God; having given up His Interpreter to corruption
50   3, 54     |         His own words; nor have given to the prophecies, which
51   3, 55(75) |    parallel places. The comment given by Eusebius here is, certainly,
52   3, 59     |        name of Messiah (Christ) given to Him; which, among the
53   3, 60     |      the knowledge of God, (so) given by them, to arise (as the
54   3, 71(100)| Eusebius himself has, moreover, given his view of the nature of
55   4, 2(3)   |  Scriptures. I have accordingly given Chiliarch in my translation.
56   4, 3      |      the good aids (it afforded given), that He readily promised
57   4, 6      |     demonstrations indeed, then given of Simon as to these things,
58   4, 6(12)  |                       1 This is given above as a principle. ~
59   4, 7      |       hidden under a bushel, or given up to error and darkness;
60   4, 7(20)  |       following are, in the MS. given as Rubrics. ~
61   4, 8      |         in heaven and earth, is given to me of my Father. Go ye
62   4, 8      |        Disciples; "All power is given to me, as in heaven, so
63   4, 8      |            but now, He said was given to Him, by His Father, those
64   4, 8(23)  |        to is Deut. xxxii. 8, as given in the Version of the Septuagint:
65   4, 8(23)  |          250, &c. An extract is given from the Theophania, in
66   4, 8      |        earth, should no more be given by his Father to the Angels,
67   4, 11(30) |     this place. It is also thus given in the Syriac, (in this
68   4, 11     |    knowledge which had now been given concerning Himself; that
69   4, 12     |   Father, who is in heaven, has given to me." And, one may learn
70   4, 12     |     Father who is in heaven has given to me." Nevertheless, (what
71   4, 13(35) |       length on the predictions given from the Old Testament,
72   4, 13     |    taken from you, and shall be given to a people which shall
73   4, 13     |       Prophet Isaiah, which is (given) in this manner: "My beloved
74   4, 14     |       in the prophecy, had been given by way of parable on His
75   4, 14     |    taken from you, and shall be given to a people, that will render
76   4, 16(44) |     which James is said to have given, Acts xv. 19; and where
77   4, 17     |       chair in Jerusalem53, was given up to crucifixion, as the
78   4, 20(67) |         the parallel places, as given in the margins of the common
79   4, 24     |         of the nations had been given to Him of His Father, according
80   4, 25     |     should, like his Master, be given up to crucifixion, and depart
81   4, 32     |      except those to whom it is given. There are eunuchs, who
82   4, 36(147)|    whole heaven shall have been given to the Saints (i.e.) the
83   5, 3(5)   |               Other oracles are given from Porphyry, Demonstr. .
84   5, 14(15) |     Theban Crates whose life is given in Diogenes Laertius, (Lib.
85   5, 24     |    vengeance, for the testimony given of their Master, which,
86   5, 24(37) |       place. This name was also given to some officers of the
87   5, 25     |         good testimony they had given respecting Him ! Those (
88   5, 25     |       of the testimony they had given of Him ? But this is by
89   5, 28     |      they, with one mouth, have given testimony, and convinced (
90   5, 33     |    agreement, and who have (so) given their testimony to the things
91   5, 34(57) | investigated, (as) that we have given to them, by connivance,
92   5, 35     |    wives that had been lawfully given to them ? and that they
93   5, 36     | admiration ; for the testimony (given) respecting the name of
94   5, 40     |      you will find Mark to have given the record in these (words): "
95   5, 44(87) |       where the passage is thus given, [Greek]. Hudson has given (
96   5, 44(87) |      given, [Greek]. Hudson has given (ib.) a good list of various
97   5, 46     |      Apostle has said, "God has given Him a name, which is superior
98   5, 49     |       how the many myriads have given their assent to it, and