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 1   1, 38    |            WOED OF GOD, distributes fully and in justice to all, the
 2   1, 50    |         thus too does he pulverize, fully season, and make it well
 3   1, 61    |              imitate: shewing forth fully, by his works, the power (
 4   1, 73    |           shall henceforth be able (fully) to know, of what sort the
 5   2, 19    |         nations, had at once become fully, and completely, diseased
 6   2, 19(37)|      present day. Lactantius enters fully, and eloquently on this
 7   2, 32    |          corruptible; that it might fully exist, it never had even
 8   2, 34    |           is corruptible, but never fully existed, on account of its
 9   2, 34    |              He says not—and (this) fully and carefully,—that they
10   2, 49    |          every body ! For, they all fully equipped themselves for
11   2, 65    |         village, kings and Toparchs fully (established) from the earliest
12   2, 68    |            Gods,—as one may affirm,—fully bring to pass at that time
13   2, 70    |           likely that this would be fully effective, either of good,
14   2, 85    |           pass, in which He did not fully exert His providential care,
15   2, 86    |             in these (Temples), and fully preached, in this way (and)
16   3, 2     |             two great Powers sprung fully up, as (it were) out of
17   3, 27(26)|             Edit. Spencer, and more fully in the Demonstr. Evang.
18   3, 34    |             is it, that has ever so fully arisen (like the sun) and
19   3, 39    |           in Him; and then also, He fully and providentially took
20   4, 7     |             should come to pass. He fully too named them all (here),
21   4, 14    |            not; but, when they knew fully and accurately, that He
22   4, 18    |           because it was not (thus) fully said to them at that time, "
23   4, 18    | foreknowledge of our Saviour, which fully enounced to those, who were
24   4, 20    |       complete : the Jews being now fully (dispersed) throughout the
25   4, 22    |              the whole of which was fully brought to pass1 forty years
26   4, 23    |            by these things also, He fully proved that His foreknowledge
27   4, 27    |             to, Him. He did indeed, fully stir up and make'them ready (
28   5, 9     |             christian) instruction, fully confessed of Him, that He
29   5, 9     |        disciples, who have (always) fully resembled their Master,
30   5, 21    |             Him, they also declared fully to others: and these were
31   5, 22    |             had no possessions; and fully gave their testimony to
32   5, 24    |           was adverse to these, and fully proclaimed (it) in the hearing