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 1 1 |     short, presents in its few words many problems, each of which
 2 2 |     schinos and schisis, which words as they sound in Greek can
 3 2 |       in the Hebrew copies the words, "And these three men, Sedrach,
 4 3 |        death. Then in Job, the words from "It is written, that
 5 3 |    little more, as when to the words, "Rising up in the morning,
 6 3 |        their soul; "and to the words, "The angels of God came
 7 3 |       For they have only these words of the woman, "But say a
 8 4 |         Again, in Genesis, the words, "God saw that it was good,"
 9 5 |        be well to remember the words, "Thou shalt not remove
10 6 |    history: I mean the play of words between prinos and prisis,
11 6 |         but that in Hebrew the words are altogether distinct.
12 6 |         asking them the Hebrew words for prinos and prisein,
13 6 |       did not know these Greek words prinos and schinos, and
14 6 |      went on to say, that some words the very wisest could not
15 6 |        you will find there the words you seek, together with
16 6 |        seek, together with the words which have the same sound;
17 6 | correspondence to this play of words in the Hebrew. Your reason
18 9 |   unjust judges in Israel. The words of our Saviour run thus: "
19 10|     pay too little heed to the words, "At sundry times, and in
20 11|    better than quote your very words: "Then, after crying out
21 12|      they found out some Greek words, derived from the same root,
22 13|       which I give in your own words: "Moreover, how is it that
23 15|     another objection in these words: "And add, that among all
24 15|       need to go a-begging for words, since their own were true.
25 15|       of these men, quotes the words of the Lord, `The innocent
26 15|    believers does not know the words in Esaias? "And in the last