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 1 Pre        | fragments of this Work hitherto brought to our notice, (see the
 2 Pre, 0(2)  |         same Monastery, and has brought with him another collection
 3 Pre, 0(2)  |    matter will be extracted and brought before the public. -- It
 4 Pre, 0(2)  |   evident that many of the MSS. brought to England by Mr. Tattam,
 5 Pre        |   exercise; it has nevertheless brought with it pleasures, which
 6   1, 5     |          as it now is, could be brought near to God the Governour
 7   1, 15    |       extent. This whole has He brought, and bound up together;
 8   1, 16    |        selfsame WORD OF GOD too brought himself down also upon the
 9   1, 36    |      that which was necessarily brought forth for the use of this;
10   1, 37    |   without the heavens. Thus are brought near to Him the powers of
11   1, 47    |         nothing of these can be brought near to the efficiency of
12   1, 47    |         the rational animal, be brought near to the contemplation
13   1, 48    |     himself: at another, having brought them together by the multifarious
14   1, 70    |         due time and season, be brought forth, (each) receive the
15   1, 72    |       things which are good;—be brought up in the instruction of
16   1, 74    |       of (this) darkness, to be brought up with milk and the swaddling
17   1, 74    |  animals, which may just now be brought forth. But he, who has come
18   1, 75    |         If then the child, when brought up to the (full) stature
19   1, 78    |        upon them. Had man then, brought up as he is in the conversation
20   2, 17    |        the ignorant inhabitants brought together, with those who
21   2, 21(52)|         Socrates, and at length brought about Ms condemnation. See
22   2, 24(61)|         comparisons, which have brought upon him the charge of Arianism:
23   2, 49    |      another in this, that they brought themselves together for
24   2, 54    |         the feast arrived, they brought the man out beyond the gate,
25   2, 78    |     this same time, were things brought to pass one after another
26   2, 82    |         another,—when they were brought together,—they contended
27   2, 86    |       were from Himself, has He brought back as with a bridle, those
28   3, 2     |     they gave peace to all, and brought all together to a state
29   3, 2     |       all (others), and quickly brought together into one state
30   3, 2     |          behold ! it henceforth brought together such a multitude
31   3, 3     |     nature of the things (to be brought before thee).~
32   3, 4     |          And, with the word, He brought the deed also to pass: for,
33   3, 10    |         had so engaged himself, brought, as in this marked instance,
34   3, 23    |     they could not otherwise be brought under that yoke of righteousness,
35   3, 23    |         which hitherto had been brought into operation by Him alone
36   3, 28    |        the promise by word, and brought it to pass in deed, that
37   3, 38    |       singular thing (which) He brought to this world of mankind,
38   3, 58    |      was superior to death, and brought in mortality -- after its
39   3, 60    |     these, who were about to be brought to the life of righteousness,
40   4, 1     |      now before our eyes, (and) brought about by his power; -- there
41   4, 6     |         excellence! For, had He brought near to Him the Intellectual
42   4, 6     |        this matter to have been brought about by human means only.
43   4, 6     |      which, at no distant time, brought them to pass; and so fulfilled
44   4, 6     |         I say), which was to be brought about, (He foretold) by
45   4, 11    |  against it:" which is (all) so brought near in fact, that we can
46   4, 12    |         to the prediction, also brought the works to pass : and,
47   4, 14    |    condemnation. After that, He brought this forward : " The stone
48   4, 14    |      has most openly shewn, and brought to effect;  ./. giving (
49   4, 15    |         into the ways, and they brought together all they could
50   4, 16    |       of those will be, who are brought together unworthily in His
51   4, 22    |        whole of which was fully brought to pass1 forty years afterwards,
52   4, 24    |     rational flock should be so brought together to Him, that to
53   4, 24    |        among the Gentiles, were brought together in one Church,
54   4, 24    |    Gentiles there, who had been brought together, even to the time
55   4, 34    |         heaven. And with Him He brought the heavenly seed, which
56   5, 11    |       conduct, that they boldly brought forward the abominable books
57   5, 12    |       those who practised magic brought in their books, and burnt
58   5, 13    |         secret things should be brought out into the light, and
59   5, 17    |       if one so dared; still he brought not the matter to effect.
60   5, 25    | accurately how the Sophists, -- brought together in the cities (
61   5, 28    |       it, either that they were brought together, and that they
62   5, 28    |        among ourselves, -- have brought forth upon ourselves the
63   5, 32    |      what his companion had; or brought to light the things they
64   5, 33    |    doubt, and which is commonly brought into dispute in the courts
65   5, 35    |        I none61." After this he brought forth the precious name, --
66   5, 43    |        avoid those things which brought difficulty with them, either
67   5, 44    |   received Him in truth. And He brought together many (both) of
68   5, 46    |       against the Greeks; being brought up in the Syrian language
69   5, 49    |      thousands of men have been brought together, by these very
70   5, 50    |         said, that men suddenly brought to them sacrifices and libations,
71   5, 52    |       short time shew, -- being brought through trials, -- the purity