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 1   1, 1(3)   |     their early notions from the Christians, (see my Persian Controversies,
 2   1, 63(54) |        used not the testimony of Christians, but of the heathen Philosophers
 3   2, 17(30) |     where an admirable lesson to Christians will be found on this point. ~
 4   2, 21(50) |          to both Mohammedans and Christians, and misapplied by both. ~
 5   3, 36(35) |        Moses entirely. While the Christians actually keep the primitive
 6   4, 4      |        consider, what numbers of Christians and of churches, and of
 7   4, 30(114)| Principles, good, and bad, among Christians; of which marked traces
 8   4, 36(147)|         to the Saints (i.e.) the Christians: in other words, when the
 9   5, 16(20) |          of his party, calls the Christians, Genus homimem superstitionis
10   5, 24     |        all the congregations (of Christians); and also, immediately
11   5, 24(37) |        heathen) "gave them" (the Christians) " the names of Parabolarii
12   5, 24(37) |    Confectores. Now, because the Christians were put to fight for their
13   5, 24(37) |    reproach and mockery, yet the Christians were not unwilling to take
14   5, 44     |       until now, the race of the Christians has not been wanting to