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1 Ded | IN TESTIMONY OF A DEEP SENSE OF OBLIGATION FOR THE MANY
2 Pre | combination [Syriac] in the sense of immediately, nor the
3 Pre | instance failed to seize the sense of my author, I can only
4 1, 26 | so) divide the faculty of sense by ./. process of reasoning,
5 1, 27 | viewed as wholly subject to sense: for it is constituted of
6 1, 36 | and is understood by the sense of reason, both to exist
7 1, 36 | is visible to the bodily sense, designates the one Universe.
8 1, 47 | manner, the taste is the sense discriminative of sweetness,
9 1, 47 | doctrines. And again, this sense which is extended over the
10 1, 47 | ears, and nostrils ? the sense of taste, and of touch ?
11 1, 47 | of the body, nor of the sense that is irrational: they
12 1, 47 | the body is the same; the sense is in nothing superior;
13 1, 52(48) | 598. B. but in a different sense. Plutarch, de his qui sero, &
14 1, 58 | himself, not of the bodily sense, but of the faculty of knowledge,
15 1, 66 | every faculty of bodily sense; but is visible to the mind
16 1, 78(73) | as it also does from the sense of the Hebrew. ~
17 2, 21(48) | the nature of the soul in sense, or vapour. [Greek]. And
18 2, 32 | to be considered by the sense that is irrational, and
19 2, 41 | too, to those that are of sense, and subject to corruption ?
20 2, 45 | visible, is subject, to sense, and has a body: and, that
21 2, 45 | things are thus subject to sense, and, that those which are
22 2, 45 | those which are subject to sense, are apprehended by thought,
23 2, 46 | bodies that are subject to sense, and to dissolution ? Or,
24 2, 46 | considered by irrational sense:—this too, which is capable
25 3, 39 | those who delighted in the sense of things seen, and were
26 4, 8(23) | as well as number. The sense of the place will then be,
27 4, 8(24) | the Hebrew Bible in this sense. ~
28 4, 11(30) | Greek]. Euthymius gives the sense thus: Thou art Peter, as
29 4, 11 | THIS" ./. the whole sense comprised here. On this
30 4, 22(80) | who has taken it in this sense, as may be seen by referring
31 4, 24(89) | 18, note,) the general sense only of some one or two
32 4, 25(92) | used, in this work, in the sense of invigorating, efficient,
33 4, 33(125)| this view. The exegetical sense however, comes to the same
34 5, 34 | one possessed of common sense, to pronounce of this that
35 5, 44(87) | met with before in this sense, h. the Syr. adds [Syriac],
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