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 1 Pre         |      aj lo&goi e/," which is a mere echo of the words of Jerome.
 2   1, 2      |  therefore, in no respect from mere infants. Nor do those whose
 3   1, 2      |        its seven strings,—the (mere) instrument of music,—but
 4   1, 3      |        no one ever graced the (mere) body of any wise and intelligent
 5   1, 23     |        established, not by any mere emanating virtue; nor constituted
 6   1, 34     |    shews, (that this) is not a mere Lyre (as it were) of seven
 7   1, 47     |        that this thy whole is (mere) flesh ? and likenest this
 8   1, 62     |       in the heavens; and the (mere) brass of itself, changes
 9   1, 69     |         still) superior one,—a mere infant, and as yet a foetus (
10   2, 19     | ungodly state of mind ! By the mere discovery of persuasive
11   3, 39     |        and imagining, through (mere) material bodies, that there
12   3, 39     |        hands of artificers of (mere) matter, altogether for
13   3, 74     |      who in their natures are (mere) children and women, will
14   4, 16(44) |       not as a Judge, but as a mere individual concerned in
15   4, 22(79) |         which I notice for the mere sake of the Student. It
16   4, 28     |    this might have been as any mere matter of opinion. But we
17   4, 30(114)|    Gnostics, that Christ was a mere Phantom; he put it forth
18   5, 28     |    them to all mankind, not by mere words, and stories, but
19   5, 34     |      themselves to have made a mere (hypocritical) approach
20   5, 50     | resurrection from the dead, by mere words and without proofs;