bold = Main text
   Book, Paragraph                                grey = Comment text

 1 Pre, 0(2)   |           ib. pp. 561 -- 572, he gives an account of 34 Codices.
 2 Pre         |         appearance. Asseman too, gives us an account of a Syriac
 3 Pre, 0(8)   |  trembled before him. -- Asseman gives, " Hic genere quidem Hierosolymitanus
 4   1, 18     |        every kind of taste which gives pleasure. ~
 5   1, 24     |                   24. To some he gives the comforts of a mortal
 6   1, 30     |          things visible, one sun gives light to the whole sensible
 7   1, 30     |     manner) imperceptible to us, gives light to all. For Why should
 8   1, 32     |       universal whole ; who also gives establishment and life to
 9   1, 33     |           produce of) the earth, gives growth to the plant, and
10   1, 38     |      most suitable to them ; and gives to each, and to every one
11   1, 38     |  severally) deserved. He at once gives to all— like those who are
12   1, 75     |         mortality, and forthwith gives up itself to the knowledge
13   2, 10(8)  |        Legat. pro Christ, p. 66, gives an admirable account of
14   2, 12(12) |     argument at much length, and gives us even the philosophical
15   2, 12(19) |         60. Again, ib. p. 63, he gives us the story of the mundane
16   2, 24(61) |           Book vii. cap. xii. he gives us what he styles the Theology
17   2, 24(61) |       the Power, of God. He then gives (cap. xiii.) the opinions
18   2, 30(67) | Scholiast (Tom. ix. p. 67. seq.) gives some further particulars
19   2, 36(73) |   Gaisford's Edit. p. 207. seq.) gives the opinion of Plato very
20   2, 49(89) |  Laertius, Lib. ix. seg. 70, who gives, le/gw de\, for the le/gw
21   2, 64(118)|   nobilium filios immolasse." He gives some other instances too,
22   2, 69(129)| Herodotus, Lib. i. c. xlvii. who gives it thus : [Greek].  To which
23   2, 92(170)|    Suetonius (Lib. xi. cap. xv.) gives the following account. [...] &
24   3, 39(38) |      laudd. Constant. p. 536. A. gives also the following matter. ~
25   3, 61     |      corpse. But the WORD, which gives life to all, became not
26   4, 3(4)   |    verbiage of the Syriac, which gives, [Syriac]. Of those who
27   4, 11(30) |     Sylburg,) [Greek]. Euthymius gives the sense thus: Thou art
28   4, 14     |           The Old Testament also gives its testimony (otherwise)
29   4, 16(44) |          xv. 19; and where Peter gives his opinion, not as a Judge,
30   4, 20     |        is left desolate." He now gives by the words before us,
31   5, 21     |       world. For He who teaches, gives a promise of some doctrine: