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1 Pre | Edessa, do, -- as far as I know, -- always bear dates according
2 1, 1 | confess these things, I know not by what estrangement
3 1, 20 | who is beyond all. But, I know not how they confound together
4 1, 25 | whom we ought, both to know and to worship, as being
5 1, 47 | that (such body) should know how to avail itself of a
6 1, 47 | order of the stars; and (I know not) how many other things,
7 1, 72(63)| delivered all judgment, can know: evidently inclining to
8 1, 73 | henceforth be able (fully) to know, of what sort the return
9 2, 12 | Astrology, and Arithmetic, know or understand how to weigh
10 2, 13 | and, as it happened,—I know not by what error of the
11 2, 29 | Philosophers, we shall all clearly know, as our power (may be, being)
12 2, 31 | the other Demons, and to know their power, is too great
13 2, 31 | and those others, whom we know were all of them brothers
14 2, 40 | 40. But, I know not whence Jupiter is to
15 2, 40 | Juno, and all those whom we know ; and the brothers of these,
16 2, 49 | with all their power,—I know not how it was,—they agreed;
17 2, 69 | infirm when he did so,—129" I know the number of the sand,
18 2, 80 | earth were agitated, we now know, as to a few things:— ~
19 2, 83 | his ruin, might see (and know Him as) his friend? Would
20 2, 87 | in order that (men) might know Him to be Lord of this (
21 3, 13 | the time to torment me? We know thee who thou art, that
22 3, 39 | brothers and equals : also, to know their Father who is in heaven,
23 3, 43 | the good shepherd, and I know my own, and my own know
24 3, 43 | know my own, and my own know me; and I lay down my life
25 4, 1 | as on many occasions, we know those whom we have never
26 4, 8(23) | suppose, be to this; as I know of no other place at all
27 4, 18 | power which is unseen. I know too -- for I have heard
28 4, 20 | Jerusalem surrounded by an army, know ye that its desolation is
29 4, 20 | surrounded by an army, thence know ye that its desolation is
30 4, 20 | see it reduced by armies, know ye that which comes upon
31 4, 24 | the good Shepherd, and I know my own, and my own know
32 4, 24 | know my own, and my own know me. Even as the Father hath ./.
33 4, 24 | Father hath ./. known me, so know I the Father....And I lay
34 4, 27 | His Disciples. Nor do we know of any persecutions that
35 4, 30 | By their fruits ye shall know them. For men do not gather
36 4, 30 | By their fruits ye shall know them." Now the fruits of
37 4, 30 | By their fruits ye shall know them." ~How even He and
38 5, 5 | with these things, let him know that it is not to be imagined,
39 5, 6 | 6. We know too that we are, after these
40 5, 6 | this their own, and be, and know. And, How was it, that we
41 5, 13 | excellent? But, if you wish to know from those who are Disciples,
42 5, 15 | Himself, and was seen to know from Himself, the Maker
43 5, 17(23)| Scriptures alone, that we can know it to be good.~
44 5, 25 | between them. And we all know accurately how the Sophists, --
45 5, 28 | the eyes of us all, -- we know better and more accurately
46 5, 28 | wonderful works," when we know of no such things done by
47 5, 40 | But he denied and said, I know (him) not, nor do I perceive
48 5, 40 | began to curse and to say, I know not this man of whom ye
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