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 1 Pre         |       this Father says, -- after speaking of some of Eusebius's other
 2 Pre         |        And again, p. 395, nr. 8, speaking of the work of our author
 3 Pre         |         18 of this: where, after speaking of the Ecclesiastical History
 4 Pre         |           his Platonic manner of speaking of the Deity as a self-existing
 5 Pre         |        farther on. His manner of speaking of the Son has too its peculiarities;
 6   1, 47     | respecting which another prophet speaking of God, teaches, thus plainly (
 7   2, 20(44) |                         2 Again, speaking of the Demonology of Aristotle,
 8   2, 34     |          is; Still to them, when speaking of themselves, and unable
 9   2, 45     |        indissoluble." And again (speaking) on their being, whence
10   2, 52(97) |          of Lysander, 1st. par.) speaking of the image of Lysander
11   3, 59     |        the Divine words exclaim, speaking at one time thus: "Behold!
12   3, 60(90) |      viii. 3; x. 12. "This man," speaking of Christ as a Priest, comp.
13   3, 71(100)|          in the following words: speaking of the XL. Psalm, he says, [
14   4, 1      |     Saviour of all himself, who, speaking with men after the manner
15   4, 20     |        but by the Gentiles, when speaking thus, "And Jerusalem shall
16   4, 22(80) |         times, not, scripturally speaking, "the times of the Gentiles."
17   4, 23     |        but was about to be. And, speaking to His Disciples on the
18   4, 35     |        on another occasion, when speaking with the Jews, He added
19   5, 14(14) |            Epist. Lib. 1.12,12.) speaking of him as a shepherd; "Miramur,
20   5, 16(20) |     Hence it was that Suetonius, speaking in the language of his party,
21   5, 40(79) |         damnation : this mode of speaking of any thing as done, when