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 1 Pre, 0(10)  |            of the corrupt dialect, termed by Adler "Hierosolymitana,"
 2 Pre         |           in the ancient character termed Estranghelo. I have now
 3   1, 3      |       title of wisdom; nor yet has termed the vessels in the houses,
 4   2, 12(18) |            Ovid. Metam. viii. 350. termed Ampycides, as being the
 5   2, 19(34) |            Atoms are, in our work, termed [Syriac] bodies that cannot
 6   2, 19(34) |      Plutarch, [Greek] i. e. It is termed atom, not because it is
 7   2, 23(60) |                       9 These were termed Atheists by the philosophers
 8   2, 42     |           and body, was (what they termed) the Entelechia. For the
 9   2, 47     |          the perishing?"—for Plato termed their warfare with one another,
10   2, 50     |            of the Sceptics who are termed Pyrrhonists : and thus also,
11   2, 55(105)|           this last account he was termed the Theologian. See also
12   2, 83     |      Captain indeed, would ever be termed wise, who should give up
13   3, 13(16) |            their labours, and were termed Heroes, as Hercules, the
14   3, 61(93) |           to men, &c. who might be termed beasts, because of the fierceness
15   4, 10(29) |          this gospel, or doctrine, termed [Syriac] above. ~
16   4, 11     | congregations of the Jews had been termed Synagogues; and, during
17   4, 25(92) |            derived from Him who is termed THE WORD, [Syriac]. See