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 1 Pre        |      in some respects, to that afforded by the accents of the Hebrew
 2   2, 14(26)|        this sort was. perhaps, afforded by the Temple of Venus in
 3   2, 51    |     Gods: inasmuch as they had afforded to them nothing worthy of
 4   2, 84    | Essence vested in man ? It had afforded every sort of provision
 5   2, 85    |  towards all men, that He even afforded instruction to those among
 6   2, 94    |        even as He had formerly afforded aid by means of the things
 7   2, 95    |        obstinacy : besides, He afforded opportunity to the worshippers
 8   2, 96    |       a good Father, thus also afforded instruction to the foolish;
 9   3, 41    |      of His Godhead moreover, (afforded) in many things similar
10   3, 55    |        and heard of by all; it afforded to all, the advantage which (
11   3, 58    |      to a second life. He also afforded to all, the means of viewing
12   4, 1     |        there is no small proof afforded to those who possess mind.
13   4, 3     |    ease were the good aids (it afforded given), that He readily
14   4, 3     |      powerful argument will be afforded in favour of the deed, if
15   4, 4     |    supreme King, equal to that afforded to these. If indeed any
16   4, 5     |        an open confirmation is afforded by the fact, of all nations
17   4, 11    |        overcome it. He himself afforded a proof (of this) in the
18   4, 30    |       foretold by our Saviour, afforded at that time no visible