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 1   1, 5      |      account, the DIVINE WORD entered by a (sort) of commixture
 2   1, 37     |    the inner ones are neither entered into, nor trodden, by the
 3   1, 47     | philosophy, that it ever even entered its mind. But all these
 4   1, 47     |       vessel) so much as even entered their minds ? When, behold !
 5   2, 24(61) |      in our Introduction, and entered into more particularly.
 6   2, 77     |       killed. Perdiccas also, entered Egypt with an army. Ptolemy
 7   2, 95     |     last divine manifestation entered into the many follies of
 8   3, 40     |       seen, and which had not entered into the hearing of men,
 9   3, 57     |     as it were) with victory, entered upon the life common to
10   4, 1      |      had they so much as ever entered into the minds of men: but
11   4, 10     | writing of the Gospel had yet entered into the mind of none, nor
12   4, 30(114)|        was born A. D. 240. He entered Mesopotamia in A. D. 261,
13   5, 25     |    every compact of this sort entered into between them. And we
14   5, 28     |       do this ? and that they entered into compact with one another,