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 1 Pre        |          that it is not known to exist in that library. ~The Citations
 2 Pre        |    assigned to it by Jerome, did exist in the Syrian Church : and,
 3 Pre        |        can be said (properly) to exist, of which we shall speak
 4 Pre        |          copy of it was known to exist, I requested Mr. Tattam
 5   1, 2     |          willed that they should exist. Nor do they appear to me
 6   1, 2(6)  |        have supposed an error to exist in the Syriac text, I have
 7   1, 22    |      will exists whatsoever does exist ; and, had He not (so) willed,
 8   1, 36    |         sense of reason, both to exist and to be perishable : and
 9   1, 44    |        the origin of production,—exist (only) in intelligent souls;
10   1, 59    |         that of thought,—does he exist with those who have long
11   2, 21    | regulations, and passions, shall exist within these. In the same
12   2, 32    |           but that it might  ./. exist, has no being? And it is
13   2, 32    | corruptible; that it might fully exist, it never had even being." ~
14   2, 45    |          into being, in order to exist, you are not immortal: neither (
15   3, 57    |         mortal nature could ever exist, which should be superior
16   4, 1     |          the men who happened to exist at that time, it was in
17   5, 44(87)|      o3qen ei0j e1ti. n. Did not exist in the Greek of our translator. --