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 1 Pre        |        founded, I have not been able to discover. It is certain
 2 Pre        | thousands who may be found both able and willing to deprecate
 3   1, 72(63)|        of this, I have not been able to ascertain. Origen tells
 4   1, 73    |          it shall henceforth be able (fully) to know, of what
 5   2, 27    |         far as mortal nature is able. ~
 6   2, 29    |       in common, as each may be able. As often as ye shall be
 7   2, 29    |         As often as ye shall be able, avail yourselves of compact (
 8   2, 67    |   worship of the Gods; and more able were they than all others,
 9   2, 73    |         to help them? or, being able, were unwilling ? For if,
10   2, 73    |        unwilling ? For if, when able, they were unwilling; it
11   3, 40    |       Godhead to those who were able to receive it. And, What
12   4, 1     |       the nature of mortals was able to hear, by means of the
13   4, 7     |      fear ye Him rather, who is able to destroy both soul and
14   4, 7     |      For it is God only, who is able to inflict punishment and
15   4, 8(23) |     edition I have not yet been able to find in this country;
16   5, 46    |        own land only; or, to be able to establish such laws as