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 1 Ded        |      WHICH HE HAS THE HONOUR OF BEARING OFFICE, BY HIS GRACE'S PERMISSION,
 2 Pre        |         that a work by Eusebius bearing the title assigned to it
 3 Pre        |       or heard of, a Syriac MS. bearing a date in our common aera;
 4 Pre        |          in the same collection bearing a date, making them but
 5   1, 37    |     rank of slaves; and others, bearing spears and shields, surround
 6   1, 42    |       is (passed) on the earth, bearing every sort of fruit, should
 7   1, 47    |    never sought excuse from the bearing of burdens or of labour,
 8   2, 27(64)|       of Plato. But no dialogue bearing that title is now to be
 9   3, 1     |       by way of portion; others bearing rule in Asia; others, in
10   3, 16(19)| Porphyry is (p. 181.) cited, as bearing witness to this fact, thus : [
11   3, 40    |     immediately became healthy; bearing (away with her) a mighty
12   4, 4     |       of princes and governours bearing rule among the nations,
13   4, 33    |       no other way cut off from bearing the fruit that is of God,
14   5, 42    |       cloke ? and, at last, the bearing of His cross, the signal