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 1 Pre, 0(6)|       the fact, that many of the proper names found in this MS.
 2 Pre      |       some instances written the proper names as I found them in
 3   1, 67  |       with the praises which are proper for the Deity; and to be
 4   1, 75  |        provision and instruction proper for it, receives all this
 5   2, 18  |          praise (I say) which is proper for such : but, on the contrary,
 6   2, 35  | therefore, that he advises it as proper, that we should adhere to
 7   2, 94  | sufferings, not the healthy food proper for the robust, but things
 8   2, 94  |        disease:—not the aliments proper for the healthy, but those
 9   3, 19  |          again that which has no proper existence, is (as) nothing.
10   3, 19  |        He be supposed to have no proper existence, although not
11   3, 19  |          of some one, who had no proper existence; or, whether this
12   3, 19  | inconsistent. For, he who has no proper existence20 in all his parts,
13   3, 19  |      parts, has, it is clear, no proper existence at all, and is
14   3, 33  |       have already said what was proper. And, What mouth of the
15   3, 41  |      examine in this work at the proper time. But, that which we