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 1 Pre         | particularly Theodoret, who was evidently a great imitator of him.
 2 Pre         |    which they have been carried evidently for the purpose of lengthening
 3   1, 72(63) |         perplexed, out of which evidently grew the Purgatory of the
 4   1, 72(63) |         all judgment, can know: evidently inclining to the notion
 5   1, 79     |        than any son of man, was evidently needful to them. And such
 6   2, 12(11) |        his ministers: which has evidently been taken from the Jews.
 7   2, 19     |         that which is, and  ./. evidently (so), a greater corruption
 8   2, 54(101)|         that the name Israel is evidently taken from the Hebrew Bible,
 9   2, 62(111)|       of that of Isaac, as were evidently the human sacrifices of
10   3, 13(15) |                      3 Alluding evidently to Is. ii. 18—22.~
11   4, 8(23)  |        in the Chronicon intends evidently is, that our Lord appeared (
12   4, 30(117)|         intention of our author evidently being, to give an equivalent
13   5, 17(22) |         xxviii. 19 -- 20. Cited evidently from memory.~