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 1 Pre        |           this Manuscript, and in making and illustrating my English
 2 Pre        |        collection bearing a date, making them but little short of
 3 Pre        |         which I have proceeded in making my translation from the
 4   1, 37(29)|         xviii. Ed. Viger. p. 704. making the heavenly bodies, the
 5   1, 39(35)|         is only a peculiar way of making the comparison: the Person
 6   1, 55    |           his mind on high ; and, making the circuit of the sun,
 7   2, 36    |      remain, (even) in the storm; making no account of any thing,
 8   2, 50    | indivisible bodies95 the power of making the universe; but to have
 9   2, 67    |       reduction of cities, and in making captives of one another.
10   3, 59    |      raised mortality from death, making him (so raised) by participation,
11   4, 7     |           one of the Prophets, -- making known at once its obscurity,
12   4, 8     |        whole of the Disciples, -- making severally the circuit of
13   4, 12    |        the things themselves, and making the circuit of the dwellings
14   4, 21    |     inanimate? I come then to the making known of a fact, the like
15   4, 33    |        seed sown within them, and making it resemble the seed choked
16   4, 34    |          doctrine of our Saviour; making use of His name, and holding
17   5, 3     |           and of the whole world; making (them) overleap all visible
18   5, 46    |          will make you" the Deed, making them both the Doers, and
19   5, 49    |    perceive not one virtue in it (making it) credible, nor even any