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 1 Pre         |      public. ~The first, and probably the only, mention of this
 2 Pre         |    in which it has been kept probably for many centuries, is extremely
 3 Pre         |      which it was taken was, probably not less than a thousand
 4 Pre, 0(5)   |    translated from the Greek probably before the death of the
 5 Pre, 0(6)   |   like: p. 131, [Syriac] for probably; a corruption so great as
 6 Pre         |  prior to him, and therefore probably imitated by him, as Justin
 7 Pre         |   the period at which it was probably written. I think I may say,
 8   1, 52(48) |   nearly allied to this, who probably has in view the same poet (
 9   1, 63(54) | lusts) of nature. Our author probably means, (by hypallage) the
10   2, 12(16) |             3 Syr. [Syriac]. Probably the 0Obo_d, Uranius of Stephen
11   2, 17(29) |    The meaning of our author probably is, that the excitement
12   2, 19(35) |        Euesto." See ib. This probably was the origin of the Epicurean
13   2, 22(55) |   and former times. Which is probably nothing more than the Chaos
14   2, 30(67) |       The place of Plato, is probably that on which the Scholiast
15   2, 39(76) |   any in Plato, and honoured probably more frequently by citation
16   2, 49(87) |                            1 Probably the followers of the New
17   2, 52(97) |    tribw_n was white. It was probably woollen, and the same as
18   2, 62(111)| Arabic]. The latter word is, probably a modern adjunct, given
19   2, 64(118)|   sacrificant," &c. which is probably the case noticed above (
20   2, 66(125)|         5 This paragraph was probably in the mind of Theodoret,
21   3, 2(8)   |      by our author, this was probably his first production.~
22   3, 55(75) |     the desert was therefore probably intended, among other things,
23   3, 61(93) |    on Job xli. 1. Our author probably means, that He gave up His
24   4, 2(1)   |   his child: but, as this is probably a translation of the Greek
25   4, 2(3)   |    from the Peschito, and is probably the rendering of our Syriac
26   4, 11(30) |     might have added, -- and probably would, had the thing existed
27   4, 25(91) |         5 These however were probably Hellenistic Jews; for we
28   4, 32(123)|      praising it: his object probably was to shew, that, as our
29   4, 33(128)|     other opinions: which is probably put for the Greek e9terodoci/
30   4, 35(139)|     here alluded to is, most probably, 2 Thess. ii. 3. seq. The
31   4, 35(139)|   Greek], ver. 6.) was, most probably Nero. (See Wetstein on the
32   4, 35(140)|     the Christ. This, Origen probably grounded on a passage in
33   4, 35(140)|          considering the Sun probably as his own representative).
34   4, 35(144)|      As these citations were probably all made from memory, the
35   5, 2(3)   |    of His aid. The Syriac is probably defective here.~
36   5, 17     |      say of Him, that He was probably aided (in) this magic by
37   5, 44(87) |     had, oi9 to_ prw~ton. k. Probably not in the Greek of our
38   5, 46     |   Who is not astonished, and probably incredulous, as to this
39   5, 49(100)|      All our author means is probably this, that, looking at such
40   5, 52(111)|      cap. ix. p. 293. B.) is probably here made to some of those