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 1 PreGreek  |               for us. Impossible! But certain of those who pervert the
 2 PreGreek  | responsibility. What we mean is this. Certain persons, as has been said,
 3 I         |               them were overcome by a certain Divine power guarding the
 4 I         |          Apostles. And that there are certain mystic dispensations revealed
 5 I         |        difficult to investigate, that certain points are not quite cleared
 6 I(52)     |               he evidently means that certain passages taken literally
 7 I         |            same Apostle, referring to certain incidents in Exodus and
 8 I         |            God therefore arranged for certain stumbling-blocks and offences
 9 I         |         occurred, figuratively reveal certain mysteries. Moreover, Cain'
10 I         |         impossible; and further, that certain things are woven into the
11 I         |               the historical truth of certain passages; for instance,
12 I         |           relate that God chose out a certain nation upon earth, which
13 II        |              as well as in Scripture, certain problems which we men solve
14 III       |               among real existences a certain significance, of which the
15 X         |            the use of every herb, but certain persons have acquired the
16 XI        |           thought is that inasmuch as certain persons approve of some
17 XI        |            are they who maintain that certain parts of the ancient writings
18 XI        |               so that they tread down certain portions of the Gospel field
19 XII       |               now tell. Charms have a certain natural force; and any one
20 XII       |              any charm. For there are certain faculties in us, the best
21 XII       |             lives. For that there are certain invisible departments of
22 XIII      |             These are they who with a certain Greek smartness propagate
23 XIV       |            reach man's soul, unless a certain power from God be given
24 XIV       |              be cooked and seasoned a certain way, and let the partakers
25 XIV       |             the impossible story of a certain Achilles being the son of
26 XIV       |              were recorded to gratify certain persons. And this we have
27 XVI       |           have become acquainted with certain sects which do not even
28 XVI       |             be granted that there are certain persons who also profess
29 XVII      |                XVII.  ---- A reply to certain philosophers who say that
30 XVII      |            they also acquaint us with certain principles of etymology?
31 XVII      |             current in Egyptian of 314certain demons with particular powers
32 XVII      |             nation, can be applied to certain purposes. And thus it will
33 XVII      |              The power of producing a certain effect is not therefore
34 XVII      |               God conjoined bestows a certain wonder-working power among
35 XVIII     |          Christians. He tells us that certain teachers who will neither
36 XVIII     |         greatly elated when they hear certain myths without understanding
37 XVIII     |               spoken; and that, under certain circumstances the Word even
38 XVIII(325)|               and that it was only in certain circumstances that the latter
39 XVIII     |              that if Jesus had chosen certain men in general esteem for
40 XVIII     |               would not say that by a certain Divine power in His Apostles
41 XVIII     |            for impiety, on account of certain of his philosophical opinions
42 XVIII     |            love of truth, speaking of certain wise men of the Greeks and
43 XVIII     |            been notably the case with certain of the Cynics, who publicly
44 XVIII     |             with these are associated certain officers appointed to inquire
45 XIX       |              few. And if I say that a certain faith is fortunate, as the
46 XX        |         transport of commodities from certain places, through seamanship
47 XX        |          specially with the virtue of certain stones in saving their nestlings;
48 XX        |           discovered, or learned from certain demons, the ways of birds
49 XX        |              have, and that they hold certain sacred assemblies.408But,
50 XX(408)   |                           1 Or, "have certain sacred modes of converse
51 XX        |                  19. Our view is that certain worthless demons (Titans
52 XX        |              and some of them may use certain animals to deceive men,
53 XX        |             course, because we have a certain divinity and divining faculty
54 XX        |          their medical knowledge know certain things beforehand, though
55 XX        |             if we are to believe that certain men, who have derived their
56 XX        |              to men by demons through certain signs, for the purpose of
57 XXI       |              instinct. And, again, in certain of the living creatures
58 XXI       |              Free Will. ~6. But since certain passages in the Old Testament
59 XXI       |              saved, and that they are certain to be blessed on account
60 XXI       |             once admit that there are certain antecedent causes for one
61 XXI       |             of rational subsistences, certain antecedent causes have made
62 XXI       |              present time has through certain previous deeds of righteousness
63 XXII      |              having been divided into certain realms, are administered
64 XXII      |               to Artemis, or those of certain Libyan tribes regarding
65 XXII      |              who is deemed impious by certain races is not impious when,
66 XXII      |           their country's customs, or certain parts of a carcase, head
67 XXII      |               way, when it represents certain of those who are accounted
68 XXII      |          called gods acknowledge that certain places are in a special
69 XXIII     |               are superfluous; for if certain events must happen, and
70 XXIII     |               events, on hearing that certain things have befallen or
71 XXIII     |               befallen or will befall certain individuals, does not bear
72 XXIII     |             But men being deceived by certain observations, or even by
73 XXIII     |              everlasting knows that a certain person will be unjust, and
74 XXIII     |           will be unjust, and will do certain unjust deeds, and if the
75 XXIII     |                and He saw that when a certain thing takes place another
76 XXIII     |           inasmuch as, relying on the certain accomplishment of what has
77 XXIII     |               we are not responsible, certain things for which we are
78 XXIII     |       position are thought to produce certain events in a human life ----
79 XXIII     |         ability to prove the truth of certain things if the stars are
80 XXIII     |              that he will suffer in a certain way, and will die a violent
81 XXIII     |               own nativity has caused certain events, while their position
82 XXIII     |           position at the nativity of certain Israelites down in Arabia
83 XXIII     |           position at the nativity of certain people in Etheopia such
84 XXIII     |               tenet, not demonstrably certain, but held as being consistent
85 XXIII     |              by telling him that at a certain time you had poor luck,
86 XXIII     |         events it can tell us nothing certain, but when the facts are
87 XXIII     |               long to do, and are not certain to do. The cause is clear
88 XXV       |            and perceiving the will of certain men to be inclined to godliness,
89 XXV       |           before they be, He foreknew certain individuals and foreordained
90 XXVI      |             will suffice if we adduce certain passages from Exodus, Leviticus,
91 XXVI      |                  And they who suppose certain things to be evils might
92 XXVI      |            Similarly, if we must keep certain commands for the sake of
93 XXVI      |              for the sake of securing certain blessings, and the rewards
94 XXVII     |             physician with the aid of certain drugs draws and forces the
95 XXVII     |            the injury, and will force certain parts to swell, so as to