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 1 Pre        |       certain peculiarities in the writings of Eusebius which may be
 2 Pre        |          doubtless be found in the writings of the Fathers of the Church,
 3   2, 13    |         deliver either precepts or writings conducing to happiness of
 4   2, 18    | instruction and study of the lying writings of the Dramatists, both
 5   2, 20    |           in their deeds. In their writings and common conversation,
 6   2, 25(62)|          of Plato, his Philosophy, Writings, &c., the reader is referred
 7   2, 27(64)|          now to be found among the writings of Plato, as Viger has remarked
 8   2, 65    |         our affirmation do all the writings, both of the Greeks and
 9   3, 16    |            more done ? -- that the writings of the Greeks also should
10   3, 20    |             did by their words and writings preach the new birth, which
11   3, 80    |         will select a few from the writings  ./. of His Disciples, --
12   4, 6     |           learn moreover, from the writings of His Disciples, -- that
13   4, 7     |           In like manner also, the writings of the apostle Paul are
14   4, 19    |            presently find from the writings of Josephus, who was himself
15   4, 20    |            can learn too, from the writings of Flavius Josephus, how
16   4, 20    |           of these things from the writings of Josephus. And, if it
17   5, 11    |         these things even from the writings of those primitive acquaintances
18   5, 34    |         one simply arraign all the writings of the ancients, and shew
19   5, 42    |           delivered down, in their writings, things of Him which had