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 1   1, 40    |           meditations on Him, and previously trained for its transition (
 2   1, 40    |          virtue. Hence too, is it previously instructed and taught, to
 3   1, 72    | instruction of righteousness, and previously study in his conversation
 4   1, 74    |      which is in heaven, and will previously prepare himself by purity
 5   3, 2     |              since those had been previously uprooted who had been the
 6   3, 4     |          what He had foretold and previously revealed, -- that it was
 7   3, 25    |           those (I say), who also previously delivered in writing, in
 8   3, 29    |           take place ? and should previously testify to His Disciples,
 9   3, 40    |    account, the name of JESUS was previously imposed on our Saviour56; --
10   3, 43    |           On this account, He had previously delivered this same His
11   3, 55    |        Him to do so, who had  ./. previously promised to those, who should
12   3, 59    |              And at another, thus previously enouncing: "As a Lamb He
13   3, 75    |        inspired) from above, thus previously preached : "All the ends
14   3, 80    |        His Disciples, -- which he previously preached as predicting the
15   4, 6     |          which He evinced when He previously called them, and made them
16   4, 14    |         from the dead. For He had previously taught, that the Son of
17   4, 16    |          the chosen." He likewise previously rebuked, with these predictive
18   4, 22(80)|           think, mean those times previously spoken of in the Scriptures,
19   4, 26    |          befall them. And (so) He previously shewed to Simon the mode
20   4, 27    |      other fault; but, -- (as) He previously testified, -- that every
21   4, 27    |        did any one of these,  ./. previously determine such things for
22   4, 27    |            I say), which not only previously attested, through the Divine
23   4, 27    |          His Disciples; but also, previously pointed out the cause of
24   4, 30    |      hence, our Saviour taught us previously to beware of them, when
25   4, 34    |         pass; and these things He previously testified, which have been
26   5, 15    |           of rhetoric; not having previously been taught; nor, has there
27   5, 23    |      others still worse. For vice previously ensnares, and it constitutes
28   5, 28    |          the death which they had previously witnessed? For, to such
29   5, 32    |         happened to those who had previously been slain; or left their
30   5, 52    |         God, who is over all, had previously made their course peaceful,