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 1   1, 4(9)   |           4 The Greek text (I.e.) of the Orat. de laudd.
 2   2, 12(11) |  their Chief being Sarapis, i.e. Pluto, or Hecate: and (Prep.
 3   2, 19(34) |  bodies that cannot be cut: i.e. indivisible. So called,
 4   2, 19(35) |    words: Kalo_n h9suxi/a : i.e. Rest is good. Again, (ib.
 5   2, 34(72) |     opinion, but as theirs: i.e. Plato here makes the statement,
 6   3, 36(35) |    the day of preparation : i.e. on the 15th day of the month
 7   3, 71(100)|  This Father says, [Syriac] i.e. It is necessary that the
 8   3, 79(105)|            2 Syr. [Syriac], i.e. Sacrament of the Eucharist.~
 9   4, 12(33) |   Sed et in eundem ordinem (i.e. apocr.) jam a quibusdam
10   4, 20(67) |  the earth (read, the land, i.e. of Judea) empty, and maketh
11   4, 36(147)| prophecy" should be sealed: i.e. completed. In chap. viii.
12   4, 36(147)|   been given to the Saints (i.e.) the Christians: in other
13   4, 36(147)|  things shall be finished:" i.e. when the power of the new
14   5, 31     |      was, after his50 Head (i.e. Christ), crucified at Rome.
15   5, 40(80) | instance in all his Gospel (i.e. Mark's) which tends to advance