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 1   2, 6      |     their reason, which is the interpreter of of these, also Gods.
 2   2, 60(108)|              13 A disciple and interpreter of Callimachus, and an author
 3   3, 39     |    king, who (acts) through an Interpreter, -- openly declared His
 4   3, 39     |     and, as it were by an  ./. Interpreter ? For otherwise, How could
 5   3, 39     |       stand much in need of an Interpreter, who could enounce his words
 6   3, 39     |        Mediator, not unlike an Interpreter, and a bodily compound.
 7   3, 39     |        equal, as it were by an Interpreter; but who should not fall
 8   3, 39     |      bore, -- as it were by an Interpreter, -- to those who otherwise
 9   3, 40     | instrument, and set up His own Interpreter, administered every thing
10   3, 40     |      He existed by means of an Interpreter with men, in the example
11   3, 41     |      is the death, which (His) Interpreter, -- the clothing of THE
12   3, 45     |      great king by means of an interpreter, He performed every thing
13   3, 46     |       secretly stolen away His Interpreter; or had, in escaping, been
14   3, 47     |       God; having given up His Interpreter to corruption and ruin.~
15   3, 55     |       and for surrendering the Interpreter of His own Godhead, to the
16   3, 55     |        He should shew him (His Interpreter) to be superior to death.
17   3, 67     |      as formerly, venerate the Interpreter 98 of his own soul, or dare
18   4, 1      |      he assumed, as through an Interpreter. For, when he made his Divine
19   5, 24(37) |        danger, as an old Latin interpreter of Puteanus renders it, '