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 1  Int,   5, p.   xx    |       known, whereas it is the common task of the Christians. ~
 2  Int,   6, p.   xx    |       of a Book to meeting the common man on his own ground, and
 3  Int,   7, p.   xx    |  interesting. They express the common sense of the Eastern Church
 4  Int,   8, p.   xx    |        that they come from the common source, Parisinus 469. ~
 5    I,   1, p.    4    |        whole world bearing one common name: they could give assurance
 6    I,   2, p.   10    |       of God's blessing on the common basis of a piety like Abraham'
 7    I,   2, p.   10    |     the nations would have any common claim to share the spiritual
 8    I,   5, p.   28    |        conception of Christ in common. Hence you can find instances
 9    I,   8, p.   48    |       above nature, and beyond common human living; it admits
10    I,   8, p.   48    |  permanently separate from the common customary life of mankind,
11    I,   9, p.   52    |     life of the many, and from common association with other men.
12   II,   3, p.   82    |     them not immersed in their common evils; and further, that
13  III           110(17)| servile and Philistine origin, common among Jews and Christians,
14  III,   3, p.  118    |      Who wakened 28 (men) from common, vulgar, and noisy company,
15  III,   3, p.  118    | philosophy, and not one of the common vulgar type? ~He has been
16  III,   3, p.  123    | instructed every barbarian and common man to be assured, and to
17  III,   4, p.  125    |       Death, which was not the common death of all men. For. He
18  III,   5, p.  129    |     were uneducated, and quite common men, and Barbarians to boot,
19  III           130(49)|          rolling about," so in common idiom "busied.'' So Dem.
20  III,   5, p.  132    |   contest that we dare, and no common prizes lie before us—but
21  III,   5, p.  143    |        For he was a doer of no common works, a teacher of men
22  III,   6, p.  146    |      to do what is exceedingly common with non-Christians, to
23  III,   7, p.  156    |        use the most rustic and common men as ministers of His
24  III,   7, p.  159    |        Who would have believed common and uneducated men who told
25   IV,   1, p.  162    |   theology of His Person. ~Now common to all men is the doctrine
26   IV,   1, p.  162    |      of Christ is peculiar and common to the Hebrews and ourselves,
27    V, Int, p.  223    |    Were they not about low and common men, boxers for instance,
28    V, Int, p.  226    |       word, about ordinary and common (d) things, which when present
29    V,   1, p.  235    |        place are designated by common words, to refer to the constitution
30    V,   2, p.  236    | ointment mentioned was nothing common or earthy, nothing resembling
31    V,   2, p.  237    |       as one not anointed with common oil like the priests of
32    V,  11, p.  255    |      an Angel in Human Form in Common with Abraham, in the Course
33    V,  17, p.  260    |        twice called Lord, in a common form of reduplication, as
34    V,  22, p.  266    |    refuses to take part in the common and vulgar life of men,
35    V,  26, p.  268    |   daughter of Zion." ~So it is common in Holy Scripture to call
36   VI,   9, p.    9    |       in mountains, it being a common charge against the Jews
37   VI,  18, p.   30    |      in truth according to the common and received account the
38  VII,   1, p.   55    |  caused sweat and toil, and no common labour and struggle to the
39  VII,   1, p.   58    |      the prophecy before us in common with the others was fulfilled.
40  VII,   3, p.   94    |        is proclaimed by a sign common to all. For one said of
41 VIII, Int, p.   98    |        of men, moving all to a common salvation in God, promising
42 VIII,   1, p.  103    |       of the Jewish nation, in common with the other nations,
43 VIII,   1, p.  114    |        and a foal, like a poor common man of the people. And this
44 VIII,   2, p.  118    |   consideration, and more than common understanding: wherefore
45 VIII,   2, p.  123    |       the goods of friends are common." 1 And as it is right to
46 VIII,   2, p.  133    |       bestowing the dignity on common and unknown men, selling
47   IX,   5, p.  162    |       did not even share their common food; for it is written
48    X,   1, p.  195    |        and to be knit into the common tabernacle of us all) takes
49    X,   8, p.  223    |      that worships Thee no (d) common praise accrues; in Thee
50    X,   8, p.  230    |   governor took Jesus into the common hall and gathered unto him