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 1 Pre         |      the Syrian Church, affords full and sufficient testimony. ~
 2 Pre         |     Gaisford, is certainly more full on the particular points
 3   1, 23     |       hearing of all, brings to full effect the will (so made
 4   1, 31     |      ought rather to bestow the full meed of praise on the one
 5   1, 37(31) |       same effect though not so full, Clemens Alexand. Strom.
 6   1, 62     |        the wane, and now in its full light. Thus the images of
 7   1, 73     |      incapable of rendering the full return (of fruit), but has
 8   1, 75     |         when brought up to the (full) stature of his nature,
 9   1, 75     |      when it comes forth to the full growth of its stature, be
10   2, 12(16) |     place, ib. p. 255, which is full and valuable. ~
11   2, 25(62) | Stoicorum Pro&noian," &c. For a full and accurate account of
12   2, 44(81) |  similem permutari." Which is a full recognition of the doctrine
13   2, 59     |       Greek, in Eight Books,—is full of this, (viz.) as to those
14   2, 64(119)|       express purpose: the more full grown and perfect, the better.
15   3, 31(30) |         where the Greek is more full. ~
16   4, 20     |      upon it, to be a final and full desolation and destruction67.
17   4, 29     |        fish) ; and, when it was full, they drew it up to the
18   5, 10(8)  |          128. A., but much more full in the Greek. Our author