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 1 Pre         |       in this work. Many other similar passages might doubtless
 2   1, 27     |      would (then) be equal and similar. And, if it were so in the
 3   1, 27(19) |        all things consisted of similar parts. (Plutarch, p. 876.
 4   1, 30     |      then would they be either similar, or dissimilar21. And if
 5   1, 30     | dissimilar21. And if they were similar, then would their multiplicity
 6   1, 30     |  together in a power that were similar, could have no advantage.
 7   1, 37(29) |        to the whole. A passage similar to this is also to be found
 8   1, 43     |        whom all things give (a similar) testimony ; Him, whom all
 9   1, 47(46) |               2 Syr. [Syriac]. Similar, though not identical, sentiments
10   1, 47(47) |       Matter, in some respects similar to this, will be found in
11   1, 64(55) |     here also celebrated for a similar act of fortitude. This account,
12   1, 72(62) |             1 Several passages similar to this, though not identical
13   1, 72(63) |        Plato is cited as using similar phraseology. ~
14   1, 75(66) |                              2 Similar reasoning will be found
15   2, 7(5)   |        513. B. where we have a similar recension of these Deities.
16   2, 14(26) |  resorted from all quarters. A similar usage obtained among the
17   2, 19(34) |        c. Syr.[Syriac]. Matter similar to this will be found in
18   2, 21     |   nothing, but in every thing, similar to the former; so that again,
19   2, 21     |       shall in all respects be similar, and not differing: the
20   2, 42     |        themselves to a belief, similar to that of the Originator
21   2, 52     |       a wife; or, other things similar to these. About these it
22   2, 64(118)|       the Prep. Evang. p. 157. Similar practices prevailed among
23   2, 67     |       their worship, these and similar doings! ~
24   2, 80(142)| navigatio sacrilegis datur?" A similar thing is said of Gelo, and
25   3, 2(8)   |    manner in which sentiments, similar to those occurring in this
26   3, 13(14) |         v. i. p. 180. A. where similar matter will be found.~
27   3, 41     |       afforded) in many things similar to these, will any one,
28   4, 6      |        occasions, a prediction similar to this: "When a great multitude
29   4, 20(67) |       times: and to these many similar ones might be added. Let
30   5, 9      |        apples, or of any other similar things. All these things
31   5, 15(18) |       taken from this, or some similar Christian, work.~
32   5, 21(27) |      some slight variations. A similar argument is pressed by Arnobius
33   5, 21     |       the way30,''? with other similar things: but (His great precept
34   5, 24     |       themselves should suffer similar things ? Now, Who is it
35   5, 34     |      be, as if one should in a similar manner, injuriously accuse
36   5, 42     |     even these, and many other similar things that are written
37   5, 52(111)|         Paulus Orosius makes a similar comparison, (Lib. vii. cap.