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 1   1, 31|     stars, or be perfect in the precepts of the grammarians and rhetoricians;
 2   1, 60|        of nouns, as well as the precepts of rhetoric and grammar.
 3   1, 75|     itself at all times, by the precepts of wisdom from an admixture
 4   2, 13|  superiority, or deliver either precepts or writings conducing to
 5   2, 18|         built seminaries of the precepts of ungodliness both among
 6   2, 18|        cities31. Instead of the precepts of righteousness, and those
 7   2, 43|      conformable to these their precepts ! And, because they called
 8   2, 93|       to life; divine laws, and precepts of righteousness, as herbs (
 9   2, 96|         rudiments of the Divine precepts; the instruction pertaining
10   3, 60|         of death. Nor was it by precepts and words (only), that He
11   4, 7 |        those (then) hearing His precepts, that they should preach
12   4, 8 |         they should observe the precepts of the Jews, nor yet the
13   4, 23|       for the observance of the precepts of their Law; and the Samaritans,
14   4, 31|         But, His ordinances and precepts have now been made known
15   5, 8 |        seen passing over to the precepts of the philosophy which
16   5, 13|         of the Disciples of the precepts of our Saviour even to this
17   5, 15|       who without book, without precepts, and without teachers, (
18   5, 16| originator of all such laws and precepts as these are; and has shewed
19   5, 21|        Disciples, love both the precepts and doctrines, as if (conveying)
20   5, 21|       they should consider (His precepts) much better than those
21   5, 24|      knowledge and recording of precepts such as these ? And, Whence
22   5, 34|       Teacher, not of righteous precepts, but of those of vice, fraud,
23   5, 34|        madness; so also, of the precepts of our Saviour and of His
24   5, 41|   memorial of their conduct and precepts, (both) among the Greeks
25   5, 48|      and to be commanded by the precepts of Him who was crucified: