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 1 Pre         |       will be found in the Notes attached to the English Translation.
 2 Pre         |         to secure its reception, attached the name of Eusebius to
 3   1, 64     |       mind residing within them, attached to God, was immoveable,
 4   1, 69     |       companies of the wise, the attached to God, pressed (as) they
 5   1, 70     |          are so foolish as to be attached to the lusts that are here,
 6   1, 75     |        be to the body; and, when attached to the body, it will be
 7   2, 13     |      meet, Gods; and immediately attached themselves to these same
 8   2, 30     |        like to the Godhead66; be attached, and made (as it were) twin
 9   2, 30     |          show of Philosophy, and attached himself to  ./. falsehood.
10   2, 41     |         alone of all the Greeks, attached himself to the outward portals
11   2, 41     |         while those things which attached themselves to his doctrine (
12   2, 42     |       The Peripatetics79 too, so attached,themselves to a belief,
13   2, 75     |     because, as their nature was attached to evils and to wars, they
14   3, 11     |   forefathers, that they no more attached the divine name to wood,
15   3, 12     | persuaded the Egyptians, -- more attached as they were to the fear
16   3, 57     |         of Demons, and, had been attached to GOD THE WORD, -- should
17   3, 61     |         Gods lovers of lust, and attached to the vilest affections!
18   4, 8(23)  |       From the letter Beta being attached to the extract, one would
19   4, 8      |        of Him their Lord. But He attached to the promises made to
20   4, 16(46) |         by Josephus after he had attached himself to the Romans, and
21   4, 30(113)|  Aurelius and L. Verus. He first attached himself to Valentinus; but
22   4, 30     |    persons in form as to Christ, attached themselves to His instruction,
23   4, 35(140)|          To this man Simon Magus attached himself, and obtained a
24   5, 14     |        only were in this manner (attached) to Him, and became Philosophers;
25   5, 14     |  Priestesses of the supreme God, attached themselves to the most exalted
26   5, 45     |      seventy Disciples, but also attached to Himself, -- myriads of
27   5, 45     |          could He have otherwise attached to Himself the many, both
28   5, 49     |        had said this to them, He attached to it the promise, by which