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501 I(5)   |                                Heb. vii. 14.]~
502 V      |          Nazara and Cochaba, Judean villages, to other parts of the country,
503 II     |            the several generations, viz., those descending from
504 III    |        through him will not be made void, which the Evangelist Matthew
505 III(11)|             24, and so, too, in the Vulgate, Matthat and Levi are inserted
506 IV     |            which was built near the walls, carried off captive one
507 IV     |             kingdom which was being wasted by Aristobulus his brother,
508 IV(18) |             rose. He acquired great wealth, and was on terms of friendship
509        | whenever
510        | while
511        | whole
512        | whose
513        | will
514 I      |         lest he should seem a false witness in narrating a marvellous
515 I      |            very thing, we are false witnesses of God, in alleging that
516 I(2)   |                               dikai/wj.~
517 III    |       Melchi, having taken the same woman to wife in succession, begat
518 III    |        account.13 Whence also it is written, "And Jacob begat Joseph."
519 III(12)|           applies the term "widow" (xhreu/ousan) to one divorced an
520 V(20)  |           Septuagint version of Ex. xii. 19, and refers to the strangers
521 IV(18) |             we learn from Josephus (xiv. 2). This Antipater was
522 I(1)   |             Bibl. P. P. Lugd., vol. xix. p. 751.~
523 V(20)  |      Egyptians, who are named au0to/xqonej in that passage of Exodus,
524 I(6)   |                              1 Cor. xv. 12, etc.~
525 I(1)   |      Retract., ii. 7; Photius, cod. xxxiv. p. 22; and in addition
526 I(1)   |           and in addition to these, Zacharias Chrysopol. in Bibl. P. P.