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 1   Int,        3     | interpretation of the coats of skins, shows the same following of Origen
 2   Int,        5     |              to time in the dialogue, shows him to have been either
 3   Int,        6     |         eastward as Syria. And yet he shows a special interest in Asia
 4   Int,        6     |          Dositheus of Cilicia, and he shows a knowledge of the Encratites
 5   Int,        8     |              uncertain, that Macarius shows a knowledge of 2 Peter,
 6   Int,       10     |          himself in inconsistency. He shows his readiness to meet his
 7    II,        X     |               expelling the demon, He shows them their error.~ ~S. Matthew
 8   III,       IX     |               from it him who himself shows his enmity in a tree.~ ~
 9   III,      XII     |               unseemly course of life shows the wealth to be useless
10   III          (180)|                   1 The opponent here shows considerable knowledge both
11   III          (231)|             15, p. 128, 1. 24), which shows that this list is not a
12    IV          (250)|             exaggeration, as Macarius shows in his answer. But it is
13    IV          (254)|              beheaded at Rome, but he shows the same desire to put his
14    IV,      XIX     |           defilements and pollutions, shows himself to be pure ; if
15    IV,      XXV     |              away not only that which shows on the visible body, but
16    IV          (302)|          Nicephorus (op. cit. p. 322) shows that Macarius is only speaking
17     V          (322)|              Latin rendering "pravis" shows it to have been fau&lwn.~ ~
18     V          (323)|             conclusion is correct, it shows us that the scope of the