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 1   1, 78    |      nevertheless) he has not well availed himself of his power; but
 2   2, 12    |           the air: and again, they availed themselves of these, as
 3   2, 13    | Phoenicians and the Greeks, (thus) availed themselves, contrary to
 4   2, 19(34)|          The Syrian translator has availed himself of this, and adopted
 5   2, 49    |        which they fell; since they availed themselves of human wisdom (
 6   2, 66    |           extirpated, remained and availed themselves of their population,
 7   2, 66    |            against themselves, and availed themselves of (the aid of)
 8   3, 39    |             in their order, why He availed himself of this human vessel,
 9   3, 40    |         begotten) WORD or GOD, who availed Himself of a human instrument,
10   3, 45    |            by open testimonies. He availed Himself therefore, of a
11   3, 57    |            Vessel, of which He had availed Himself for the redemption
12   3, 61    |        armoury which is mortal, He availed Himself, and exhibited that
13   4, 16    |            New Testament. But they availed nothing, because they, who
14   4, 32    |        known to us, who (actually) availed themselves of the iron (
15   5, 46    |            But observe of Him, who availed himself of nothing either