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 1 Pre         | groundless and untenable, I mean those which contain his
 2   1, 38(32) |   here [Syriac] , which may mean, either as given in the
 3   3, 19(20) |  arguing, that Eusebius did mean to assert, the Divine and
 4   4, 1      |        there must result no mean proof, as to those (declarations)
 5   4, 6      |   Syriac language, and this mean profession and necessity
 6   4, 6      |  their character humble and mean, -- did He openly manifest
 7   4, 7      |     forth from thence; men, mean, necessitous, illiterate
 8   4, 18(56) |      which must, I suppose, mean the City. ~
 9   4, 22(80) |    Gentiles" must, I think, mean those times previously spoken
10   4, 31(120)|     obscure, seems to me to mean this: He bore long with
11   5, 10(8)  |  Greek. Our author seems to mean; No magician would have
12   5, 35     |    confessed that they were mean and unlettered in their
13   5, 52     | persecutions and wars of no mean description 110, had the