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 1 Pre         |           while it must be equally certain, that a work by Eusebius
 2 Pre         |              it seems sufficiently certain, that this is the work of
 3 Pre         |         the Notes. ~There are also certain peculiarities in the writings
 4 Pre, 0(2)   |         the hands of Asseman, from certain marks found in them: and
 5 Pre, 0(2)   |          think is true of ours, as certain pencil-marks are found in
 6 Pre         |            able to discover. It is certain however that it was, and
 7 Pre         | Scythopolis. And I think there are certain peculiarities of language
 8   1, 31     |       impress upon it the forms of certain animals; on one figure,
 9   1, 47     |           one Bear. But there is a certain nature within him, more
10   1, 63(53) |            in the pronunciation of certain words. Origen (contra Cels.
11   2, 3(2)   |             2 We now come again to certain passages in the Orat. de
12   2, 3(3)   |           I think, be sufficiently certain from this place, that Eusebius
13   2, 20     |        those Deities, that were in certain places, and in the cities43:
14   2, 21(45) |         They also say, that, after certain defined and fatally appointed
15   2, 21(49) |    ignorant will endure only for a certain period of time. [Greek]
16   2, 23     |             Deities) which were in certain places, nor that superior
17   2, 24(61) |        have no doubt, this is to a certain extent true: and, that these
18   2, 62(110)|                   7 It is not very certain who this was: some attribute
19   2, 64(119)|          Constant, p. 534. B. with certain variations. This circumstance
20   2, 65(120)|          Constant, ib. D. but with certain discrepancies. ~
21   2, 79(138)|                        4 Yet it is certain that very many intimations
22   2, 86     |      wicked by excessive rains in (certain) places, by strokes of the
23   2, 86     |    abundance of His mercy, He made certain by these same deeds, both (
24   3, 55(75) |           should be doubted. It is certain moreover, that this Demoniacal
25   3, 62     |          death, bad (now) received certain credibility ; not from the
26   3, 71(100)|       Syriac]. Nothing can be more certain, I think, than that the
27   4, 2      |                               2. A certain man, illustrious from (his)
28   4, 10     |          sitting down there ; -- a certain woman took an alabaster
29   4, 11     |          asking His Disciples on a certain occasion, what men said
30   4, 13     |          manner : " There was 35 a certain master of a house, (who)
31   4, 15     |            of heaven is like to a (certain) man, a king, who made a (
32   4, 21     |          has, in fact, suffered. A certain woman, of those who resided
33   4, 23     |       anathemas of God. With both, certain parts were honoured; and
34   4, 25(91) |          are told that "there were certain Greeks among them that came
35   4, 30(110)|          urged the abstaining from certain meats, and in this, he seems
36   4, 30(112)|            and the abstaining from certain meats was urged. See Grabe'
37   4, 35     |          the form of man, and in a certain district. But, of what sort
38   5, 31     |            the death of their Lord certain men, enemies of the word
39   5, 35     |           the letter ! For, upon a certain occasion a lame man -- one
40   5, 37(66) |          iii. p. 119. D. seq. with certain variations. ~