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 1  I, 4  |        been prevented as I was saying by my frivolity. For it
 2  I, 7  |       of all, and the world is saying that you have declined this
 3  I, 7  |   remember what we were always saying ourselves, and the outside
 4  I, 7  | reminding you of these things: saying the age is a cruel one,
 5  I, 7  |     and more I was continually saying, not indeed that I ever
 6  I, 8  |       I took the precaution of saying that it was a good thing
 7 II, 4  |        the prophet reproached, saying, "thou hadst the face of
 8 II, 4  |        command?~Chrysostom: My saying is no riddle, but very intelligible
 9 II, 4  |     this ministry, why does my saying deserve to be called in
10 II, 5  |       attempt to convict me of saying what is untrue, I shall
11 III, 9 |       down, and the proverbial saying may be seen realized -"The
12 III, 11|       after this honor. And in saying this I am not in opposition
13 III, 14|     captive. For the apostolic saying is reversed, "whether one
14 III, 16|   accessible to the suppliant, saying, "Incline thine ear to a
15 III, 17|     which is to avoid doing or saying anything unworthy the modest
16 IV, 1  |        back and deprecated it, saying, "Who am I, and what is
17 IV, 1  |       the truth of what we are saying from what happened to him.
18 IV, 4  |        to make clear what I am saying. They who receive the wild
19 IV, 6  |   makes a careful distinction, saying that he was "rude in speech,
20 VI, 11 |     had come to them from Him, saying in one place: "But you only
21 VI, 12 |       persuade it to be quiet, saying that it is very inexpedient
22 VI, 13 | stretch forth thine hand, both saying and doing what is able to