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 1   1, 69     |       perfectible species, (as) believed to be among men, (and as)
 2   1, 77(71) |       errors of Tatian, that he believed the soul partook of the
 3   2, 42     |     submitted to the many. They believed too, that those were never
 4   2, 87     |           again also, when they believed in these Gods, who had (
 5   3, 28     |      they should be taught, and believed, as containing the written
 6   3, 39     |        of the Greeks; and it is believed, that an inanimate lyre
 7   3, 50     |          Nor could it have been believed by those, to whom He had
 8   3, 61     |    originating) Cause: for they believed Death to be the end and
 9   3, 61     |        would not then have been believed to have been dead. But,
10   4, 1      |         considered by them, who believed not, as impossible. It is
11   4, 1      |     eclipsed all mortal nature, believed only the things which were
12   4, 2      |    Chiliarch: "Go: as thou hast believed, shall it be unto thee.
13   4, 3      |        more than, "As thou hast believed, so shall it be unto thee,"
14   4, 19     |    peace, which all nations who believed on Him throughout the whole
15   4, 19     |         of the circumcision and believed not on Him, knew not the
16   4, 24     |        with these, (those), who believed on Him from among the Gentiles,
17   4, 36(147)| Eusebius, it is evident that he believed that the End had come. And
18   5, 16(20) |   Austin says, it was generally believed among the heathen, that
19   5, 33     |   account they were through God believed, in order that (He) might
20   5, 46     |        But, How could they have believed Him when He said this, unless
21   5, 51     |        added to this, that they believed what was adverse to have