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 1   1, 1(1)   |     Atheists, a1qeoi, of the ancients, on whom some excellent
 2   1, 44(42) |    it is considered that the ancients supposed the heavens to
 3   1, 72     |    of wickedness. One of the ancients says,—when shewing that
 4   2, 20(41) |        4 The opinions of the Ancients on the soul, are given at
 5   2, 20(43) |     on the philosophy of the ancients,—thus speaks summarily on
 6   2, 24(61) | bestowed on him, both by the ancients and moderns. When arguing
 7   2, 41     |    sons of the Gods ! —those ancients (I say) who spoke of the
 8   3, 61     |     the wise, writing of the Ancients, prophecy of the Prophets,
 9   4, 33(125)|     Peschito, as before. The ancients, as it will be seen in Poole (
10   4, 33(125)|   the Word, Christ, with the ancients, the effects, here spoken
11   5, 15     |      yet derived it from the ancients; -- How is it not then incumbent
12   5, 15     |    received nothing from the ancients, neither having had any
13   5, 34     |      all the writings of the ancients, and shew cause against