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 1 Pre         |          exist, of which we shall speak more particularly a little
 2   1, 62     |      round about it (the sphere), speak out in chirpings52. The
 3   1, 72(63) |          Our author however, does speak also of earthly plagues
 4   2, 2      |        known, let us first of all speak on the great fall of the
 5   2, 21     |        hinder such from daring to speak against God, the King of
 6   2, 31     |                          31. " To speak of the other Demons, and
 7   2, 69     |         presence of the Greeks. I speak of the Pythian ; of him
 8   2, 69     |         them not! But, if we must speak truly, these were the friends
 9   2, 79(137)|           which Apollo is made to speak of their failing. The context,
10   3, 45     |        the chief of all ? I (now) speak of the close of His life,
11   4, 2      |          come under my roof; but, speak the word only, and the child
12   4, 7      |           say to you in darkness, speak ye in the light; and, that
13   4, 16     |       prepared). He does not here speak of the inviting servants,
14   4, 27     |         hand; that He should (so) speak with His Disciples; and
15   4, 31(119)|         to the manner in which we speak of miracles; because, say
16   5, 14     |       confessed that he durst not speak of Him before all men; because
17   5, 21     |           there be for any one to speak against the disciples of
18   5, 31     | commanding them, that they should speak to none in the name of Jesus43.
19   5, 33     |            knowing neither how to speak, or understand, any language
20   5, 40     |           not this man of whom ye speak. And immediately, the cock
21   5, 47     |          sort of erudition, could speak before the people ; and (
22   5, 52     |           and the Greeks; and, to speak collectively, all the rest