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 1   1, 1    |         far away from the Divine hearing (of the Word), and entirely
 2   1, 23   |         and, passing on into the hearing of all, brings to full effect
 3   1, 47   |       Divine words can obtain no hearing with thee, still, I cannot
 4   1, 47   |      forms only. If you say, The hearing; you (only) name the recipient
 5   1, 60   |         inundate (therewith) the hearing of all present. ~
 6   2, 15   |       received) as real into the hearing. They fearlessly abused
 7   2, 17   |       when they stored not their hearing by listening to words that
 8   2, 17   |        of their souls ? but (the hearing), to the instruction of
 9   2, 76   |       wholly withholden from the hearing of mankind. Nor have such
10   2, 86   |          by these doings, in the hearing of all men, crying out (
11   3, 4    |         his name should fill the hearing, and tongues of every people
12   3, 6    |     sufficiently preached in the hearing of all men, Barbarians at
13   3, 10   |      were also received into the hearing of all men, and they were
14   3, 13   |  Egyptian Demons therefore, when hearing that the doctrine of our
15   3, 39   |        again, He preached to the hearing of the body, these doctrines
16   3, 40   |    hindering thy approach to the hearing of the Scriptures of His
17   3, 40   |         had not entered into the hearing of men, He delivered in
18   3, 40   |         had been dead four days, hearing only the voice of the all
19   3, 74   |  formerly (so) grievous, and the hearing about which was (so) dreadful.
20   3, 76   |         God, are preached in the hearing of all nations.~
21   4, 1    |      which were delivered in the hearing only of (our) predecessors,
22   4, 7    |       Art thou desirous then, of hearing a third declaration of the
23   4, 7    | prophesied also, to those (then) hearing His precepts, that they
24   4, 9(27)|          literally, In the whole hearing (i. e. understanding) therefore
25   4, 10   |           nor had it come to the hearing of any. Nor, as it is likely,
26   4, 20   |       that should hinder us from hearing the historian himself, who
27   4, 21   |          to mention, and, to the hearing, incredible. I myself indeed,
28   4, 33   |  surrendering of a lax and ready hearing to (men) wishing to seduce
29   5, 18   |          his eyes, or learned by hearing, that there were magicians
30   5, 24   |     fully proclaimed (it) in the hearing of all the congregations (
31   5, 35   |       two coats60? which any one hearing, would doubtless seek excuse