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 1 Pre         |                      PREFACE. ~HAVING now to discharge the very
 2 Pre         |     all respects like Him; His having ever been, and still being,
 3 Pre         |     and sufficient testimony. ~Having then disposed of this question,
 4 Pre         |        short time he returned, having procured some good Coptic
 5 Pre         |        incomplete, some leaves having been lost from the end of
 6 Pre         | collocation involved, from its having been made servilely to follow
 7   1, 48     |        subjection: at another, having so reduced them, he brings
 8   1, 48     |      with himself: at another, having brought them together by
 9   1, 57     |     that are on the earth, not having arrived at the manner of
10   1, 63(53) |        that any name, or word, having effect in incantations,
11   1, 78     |           78. All these things having been said for the purpose
12   2, 3(3)   |      he speaks, indeed, of His having a beginning, but this is
13   2, 17(29) |      by a sharp fire: i. e. by having an unnatural stimulus applied,
14   2, 18(31) |        5 So Eph. iv. 18, 19. " Having the understanding darkened,
15   2, 19     |  indivisible34 bodies (atoms), having no extent, or having projecting
16   2, 19     |   atoms), having no extent, or having projecting parts, and infinite,
17   2, 19(34) |     says, "without extent, or, having projecting parts," &c. Syr.[
18   2, 19(35) |       been greatly wronged, by having been thought a sensualist. ~
19   2, 19     |     multitude infinite, and as having, from times not to be comprehended,
20   2, 32(70) |      as coming from above, and having seen and learned accurately
21   2, 34     |   error of these Deities. And, having accused them in this manner,
22   2, 37     |        and chastise (them), as having said nothing soundly, or
23   2, 37     |   their own Fathers. How then, having thus accused them, can you
24   2, 49     |      mind: God the Teacher not having presented himself to them ?
25   2, 64     | themselves119! Thus therefore, having selected a tithe of the  ./. 
26   2, 64(119)|        much the same things as having happened to the Tyrrhenians.
27   2, 76     |      we should shew at length, having shortly laid these things
28   2, 83     |      with its crew to go down, having by him that which (would
29   2, 88(163)|        account, however, of it having been destroyed by the Amazons. ~
30   3, 2      |       teaching3 of our Saviour having, by the divine power, already
31   3, 24     |        and rational soul; and, having meditated much, say between
32   3, 31     |     Him such power, that when, having clone nothing worthy of
33   3, 35     |        be thought a God ? and, having so legislated, persuaded (
34   3, 44     |                            44. Having then, delivered representations
35   3, 47     |     WORD and the POWER of God; having given up His Interpreter
36   3, 57     |     and delivered their souls: having relieved them from the bonds
37   3, 57     |      bonds of the Demons: and, having revealed to His Disciples
38   3, 61     |     alone in a level land, and having only one cavern within it;
39   3, 61(94) |        Paul, Col. ii. 15. "And having spoiled principalities and
40   3, 62     |        those (I say) who, from having seen the acts themselves,
41   3, 74     |    eternal life which follows, having subscribed to their Saviour.~
42   4, 1      |       they are laid down, (as) having been unseen. And thus again
43   4, 5      |       the fact, of all nations having been converted to the God
44   4, 7(20)  |    before, that the Translator having the words of the Peschito
45   4, 10     |     not far from Jerusalem; -- having been invited by one who
46   4, 16     |     earnest thou in hither not having put on wedding garments ?
47   4, 22(79) |  unwilling, to be recorded (as having taken part) in a sad victory. ~
48   5, 9      |   imputation on them, of their having been the disciples of a
49   5, 14(14) |      most extensive erudition, having written books on Morality,
50   5, 15     |     capable of this; -- no one having taught Him, and He having
51   5, 15     |      having taught Him, and He having never learned any thing
52   5, 15     |   grammar, or of rhetoric; not having previously been taught;
53   5, 15     |  taught) by Himself were such; having received nothing from the
54   5, 15     |     from the ancients, neither having had any help from those
55   5, 16     |      Him, been memorialized as having delivered ? and, Who is
56   5, 28     |       be ready to die for Him, having learned from him nothing
57   5, 38(69) |  original Greek of this place, having been preserved in the Imperial
58   5, 46     |      ever been commemorated as having had recourse to any such