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 1 Pre, 0(5)  |    exarati, et unus dumtaxat prior quinternio prae antiquitate
 2 Pre        |      which it, or some other prior to it, was copied: it being
 3 Pre        |     Fathers, who were either prior to him, and therefore probably
 4   1, 44    |    excellent. Because things prior in order, are the causes
 5   2, 13    |     sorrows, the deaths; and prior to these, the adulteries,
 6   2, 41    |   Homer himself, Hesiod, and prior to these, Orpheus! But now,
 7   2, 65    | teach (us), that, from times prior to Augustus and Tiberius121,—
 8   4, 19    |    within thee." The things, prior to these, were predicted
 9   5, 16    |     of these also run forth, prior to His name among all men,
10   5, 19(25)|    that our work was written prior to this. Ib. p. 133. C.~
11   5, 45    |      undone; since, what was prior to them, and independent