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 1 Pre, 0(3)   |     reader to the more ample one intended to go forth with this Work.~
 2 Pre         |         say, whether the Copyist intended the point to stand on the
 3 Pre         |     purpose: all I have done, or intended to do, was, to mark down
 4 Pre         |         on the Syriac text, were intended for the use of students
 5 Pre         |   particular points which it was intended to illustrate: but then
 6   1, 42(41) |      their mind: which, as it is intended to be opposed to image worship,
 7   1, 63(54) |      author might, however, have intended this as a sort of argumentum
 8   1, 77(72) |         last section, is perhaps intended to be kept up here, with
 9   2, 5      |     earth, and of the provisions intended for the bodies of every
10   2, 81(146)|        Zoroaster, must have been intended. Notes to the Prep. Evang.
11   3, 55(75) |    desert was therefore probably intended, among other things, to
12   3, 61(95) |        died. This was, no doubt, intended to have its force against
13   3, 71(100)|    Romanists could not have been intended here. On the opinions of
14   4, 7(16)  |          imagined, that Eusebius intended above to assign any preeminence
15   4, 8(23)  |    mentioned by Signior Mai only intended to give a sort of Comment
16   4, 13     |           as to who was (really) intended, when he says, "For the
17   4, 31(120)|    interrogative [Syriac], How ? intended apparently to have the force
18   5, 24(37) | Parabolani; which, though it was intended as a name of reproach and
19   5, 40(79) |        enunciation of it only is intended, being very frequently had
20   5, 40(80) |         Apostle never could have intended to be elevated there as