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 1   1, 26(18) |           Greek] Which is not a bad specimen of Eusebius's want
 2   2, 24(61) |     perhaps be ascribed all the bad names bestowed on him, both
 3   3, 62     |     life which was after death, bad (now) received certain credibility ;
 4   4, 8      |          which (appearing) they bad investigated. Now in this
 5   4, 15     |         they could find, (both) bad and good." Now, in the former
 6   4, 16     |         they could find, (both) bad and good." Let no one therefore
 7   4, 29     |      them into vessels; but the bad, they threw away. Thus shall
 8   4, 29     |      and of these, the good and bad in their dispositions. Of
 9   4, 29     | together therefore of such men, bad and good, in His Church, --
10   4, 30(114)|       two Principles, good, and bad, among Christians; of which
11   5, 21     |        life of the good and the bad, and of other things of