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 1   1, 27(20) |          and the note on Book ii. sect. 3. below. ~
 2   1, 34(23) |          till we come to Book 11. Sect. 3. ~
 3   1, 36(27) |                 7 See the Note to sect. 41. below. ~
 4   1, 63(54) |           from Porphyry. See also Sect. 12. Book ii. below. ~
 5   2, 12(10) |                             4 See sect. 63. Book I.—Gr. (Orat.
 6   2, 17(30) |   spectant," &c. See the notes to sect. 13 above; some good remarks
 7   2, 42(79) |       followers of Aristotle. See sect. 20 above, also Bruckeri,
 8   2, 44(82) |                                 5 Sect. 31, above. ~
 9   2, 46(86) |        being such as ours is. See sect. 33, above. ~
10   2, 49(88) |        was the originator of this sect. See Diog. Laert. in his
11   2, 49(88) |         Pars. i. Lib. i. cap. ii. Sect. ix. p. 627. Suidas sub.
12   2, 50(94) |                             5 See Sect. 19, above. ~
13   2, 50(96) |                             7 See Sect. 20, above: Note. ~
14   2, 64(118)|          viz. " Apud Cyprios (See Sect. 55, above) humanam hostiam
15   2, 64(118)|  temporibus celebratum est." (See Sect. 53,64, above). Ib.—"Ne
16   2, 65(121)|            So also here, Book in. Sect. 1. seq. and Book v. Sect.
17   2, 65(121)|         Sect. 1. seq. and Book v. Sect. 52. ~
18   3, 1(2)   | successors of Alexander, Book ii. sect. 77. Matter nearly allied
19   3, 1(2)   |          end, and above, Book ii. sect. 66.~
20   3, 39(53) |         here, but joins us again, sect. 45, below.~
21   3, 61(91) |             3 [...]. See Book ii. sect. 4. seq. ~
22   3, 61(92) |                        4 Book ii. sect. 15.~
23   4, 6(10)  |          will be found in Book v. sect. 38. ~
24   4, 9(27)  |         does also above, Book in. sect. 39, the understanding of
25   4, 17(51) |                             9 See sect. 10, above, note. ~
26   4, 23(82) |      Polyglott Bible, Prolog, ii. sect. i. xxi. seq. where I have
27   4, 25(92) |       WORD, [Syriac]. See Book i. sect. 76. above, with the note. ~
28   4, 31(119)|        Controversies, Camb. 1824, sect. ii. p. 191. seq. and Book
29   4, 31(119)|          p. 191. seq. and Book v. sect. 2. below. ~
30   4, 32(123)|     object here. See also Book v. sect. 14. below. ~
31   4, 35(140)|       makes him the author of the sect of the Pharisees. Origen
32   4, 35(140)|         xxii. And the note above, sect. 30. On the other hand,
33   4, 35(143)|      women were Prophetesses. His sect, which was the Cataphrygian,
34   4, 36(148)|                    2 He proved in sect. 28, above, that this had
35   5, 2(2)   |            pp. 7, 30, 65, &c. See sect. 16, below, and Spencer'
36   5, 14(14) |       originator of the Epicurean sect, and author of the doctrine
37   5, 16(20) |            Vol. i. Book i. c. ii. sect. 5.) "and others pretended
38   5, 16(20) |         also the note to Book iv. sect. 31, above. Origen contra
39   5, 24(37) |            Church, Book i. c. ii. sect. 9.)..."They" (the heathen) "
40   5, 24(37) |          again, (Book iii. c. ix. sect. 3.) " These were those
41   5, 38(69) | communicated to me, (see Book iv. sect. 6, above,) I shall now
42   5, 39(74) |       Marsh's Michaelis, Vol. vi. sect. i. chap, xxxii, ~
43   5, 39(75) |       Mill, in N.T. Edit. Kuster, sect. 151, 222: also Hammond'
44   5, 40(78) |             3 See above, Book iv. sect. 2, where we have a good
45   5, 44(87) |          Jud. Lib. xviu. cap. iv. sect. 3. Edit. Hudson, p. 798.
46   5, 52(108)|                   5 See Book iii. sect. i. seq. above. ~
47   5, 52(110)|        urged also above, Book in. sect, l. seq.; and in the Prep.