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 1 Intro    |         mention?~Euboulios. By no means the latter; but first, Gregorion,
 2 Intro    |   beautiful, and abounding in the means of recreation. The air was
 3  Marc    |         impossible for a soul, by means of reason, to be brought
 4  Marc    |           let us consider what he means when discoursing of the
 5  Thal    |   considering this passage, by no means, as I said, intends to take
 6  Thal    |         your incontinency; "which means, "if you, such as you are,
 7  Thal    |         spare you."52 By which he means: "I sparing you, such as
 8 Theop    |           nothing has been such a means of restoring men to paradise,
 9 Theop    | reconciliation to God, and such a means of salvation to men, by
10 Theop(72)|                In Hebrew the word means simply "a memorial."~
11 Thall    |         his separation." And this means, that he who has devoted
12 Thall    |       that they might be able, by means of sensible things, to announce
13 Agathe   |        meet the bridegroom," this means that the same way towards
14 Agathe   |         What the Oil in the Lamps Means.~Now they offered, in Leviticus,9
15 Procil   |         chain of thy neck; "which means, By the most lovely sight
16 Thekla   |          relaxed and unstrung, by means of which the power of the
17 Thekla   |  contemplate the I AM through the means of human knowledge, but
18 Thekla   |     separated from each other, by means of which the body is increased
19 Tusiane  |          putting an end to sin by means of death, lest man immortal,
20 Tusiane  |           and I praise God who by means of death frees His sons
21  Domn    |         things; some, that by its means they may be betrothed to
22 Arete    |        join together, lest by any means the way and access may lie