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 1 Pre         |    to us in its close, as is usually the case. ~We have nevertheless
 2   1, 6      |       For, if those which we usually term the primary elements
 3   1, 37     |      bodies ; this, which we usually  ./. name the sensible world,
 4   1, 40(39) |  racing. The aether has been usually supposed to constitute that
 5   1, 63(54) |   which persons of this sort usually submitted, just as it is
 6   1, 78     | which the fools of childhood usually do, who fly from the instruction
 7   2, 20     |   colour, or its form ? They usually term it moreover, Entelechia42.
 8   2, 77     |       and, with the violence usually attendant on robbery, seized
 9   3, 42     |   any one of those whom they usually put to death; for He suffered
10   4, 6      |  only. For thus are most men usually overcome; (namely), they
11   4, 24     |   thus, the word (Scripture) usually names at one time, the whole
12   4, 28(105)|      indeed the commentators usually make it, -- that, as there
13   4, 34     |  field is the world." For He usually called Himself the "Son
14   5, 18     |    whole process of magic is usually effected by these things.
15   5, 36     |   the confessing of Him, had usually the effect of inflaming
16   5, 52     |   amazed at the things which usually come to pass in times such