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 1 Pre         |            following Work, and more particularly those of the Fourth and
 2 Pre         |           which we shall speak more particularly a little farther on. His
 3 Pre         |           like ; which will be more particularly noticed hereafter. His occasional
 4 Pre         |        value in other respects; and particularly, as it has preserved to
 5 Pre         |               the more modern ones, particularly the Maronites, -- to whom
 6 Pre         |              or, who succeeded him, particularly Theodoret, who was evidently
 7 Pre         |          Fathers of the Church, and particularly in Justin Martyr, Tatian,
 8 Pre         |            division of the text, -- particularly as it is one of a very ancient
 9 Pre         |         exposition of Christianity, particularly of its Divine authority,
10 Pre         |           amplified in these works, particularly in the two former as remarked
11   1, 2(4)   |             512. D. Edit. 1695: and particularly cap. xi. p. 524. A. seq.
12   1, 4      |                   4. Thus, and more particularly,—before these visible ornaments
13   1, 30(21) |            read with interest here, particularly the part on Zeno. See also
14   1, 47     |        image of God. And again more particularly, He established (the fact)
15   2, 21(52) |       Melitus. Two persons who were particularly unfriendly to Socrates,
16   2, 24(61) | Introduction, and entered into more particularly. This doctrine, of a Second
17   2, 29     |       consist of three should read, particularly in society: but, if not,
18   2, 44     |             of righteousness, he is particularly deserving of the reprehension
19   2, 49     |            it was,—they agreed; and particularly in the error of a multiplicity
20   2, 50(93) |             623. seq. The latter is particularly valuable: as is also Origen'
21   2, 50     |    Philosophers appear to have been particularly so, and much more wicked
22   2, 51     |             was not their care more particularly exerted for healing the
23   2, 67(127)|             while the East was more particularly supplied with this from
24   2, 82     |           And, on this account more particularly, was God the Saviour necessary
25   2, 94     |             WORD OF GOD, would more particularly, and the more readily, make
26   3, 41     |           other great miracles; and particularly from this, -- if he will
27   3, 55     |         among men. It also appeared particularly necessary to Him, that,
28   3, 60     |           this account, He the more particularly armed them against the power
29   4, 3      |             the whole creation; and particularly of those who resided both
30   4, 7      |           of all nations ! And more particularly, the sepulchre of this (
31   4, 23     |         were said, -- the Jews were particularly collected together in Jerusalem,
32   4, 28     |           life, and denies God, and particularly with respect to his brother,
33   4, 30(113)|             as marked in the Index: particularly p. 389, note. ~
34   4, 32     |            never was among men, and particularly among the Jews, any one
35   4, 35(144)|            the Roman Empire; and as particularly foretold in Dan. vii. 13,
36   5, 4      |        these) divinations have more particularly home testimony, -- did raise
37   5, 28     |    advantageous! And that we should particularly honour Him, because He aided
38   5, 31     |            preached to all men more particularly respecting Him, and His
39   5, 35     |       supplication to God, and more particularly by temperance, and the chief
40   5, 43     |            occasion, would the more particularly avoid those things which
41   5, 52(113)|       authorities just referred to, particularly Euseb. Hist. Eccl. Lib.