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 1 NoteGr  |           your piety. In return we give the best we have, our prayers.
 2 PreGreek|           associates? Did they not give such an account of pre-existence,
 3 PreGreek|        made by the two saints, and give good heed to their orthodox
 4 I       |             they will endeavour to give each detail, as best they
 5 I       |         shalt write two books, and give one to Clement and one to
 6 I       |            presence of God,73if we give heed, is a distinct inducement
 7 II      |         which it is hard for us to give an account. Anyway, let
 8 III     |            of the details, we must give good heed, and with the
 9 IV      |           foolish, who more easily give their assent, but also to
10 V       |         exposed at God's hands who give themselves up to writing
11 V(148)  |          made use of his wealth to give the poor but independent
12 V       |       earnest desire in nothing to give you pain, I plead my own
13 V(170)  |   According to others, "too boldly give advice." ~
14 X       |        idle word, because we shall give account of it in the day
15 X       |   Scripture; so that they who will give heed to their reading may
16 XIII    |           lord and my son, chiefly give heed to the reading of the
17 XIII    |          the Divine Scriptures; do give heed. For we need great
18 XIII    |            them rashly. And as you give heed to reading the Divine
19 XIII    |            openeth." 229And as you give heed to the Divine reading,
20 XIV     |        firmament of the heaven, to give light upon the earth and
21 XIV     |         Psalm that "the Lord shall give a word to them that publish
22 XIV     |       light shone in our hearts to give the illumination of the
23 XIV     |        food they provide? Shall we give the credit to those who
24 XIV     |             nor even the Apostles, give any intimation that He had
25 XIV     |             even if true, so as to give a vivid impression of what
26 XIV     |            the Gospels do not also give us the same teaching respecting
27 XVI     |      divisions they are ashamed to give up; as for the rest they
28 XVII    |          than they who erroneously give the name of God to lifeless
29 XVII    |          God by the name Zeus, nor give Him a name in another tongue.
30 XVII    |       arbitrary rules of those who give them. For the languages
31 XVII    |          is clear to those who can give attention to the nature
32 XVIII   |          teachers who will neither give nor receive an account of
33 XVIII   |           answer. If all men could give up the active pursuits of
34 XVIII   |        such a faith, let him first give us the grounds of his unproved
35 XVIII   |          the Word, for he does not give Paul's exact words, which
36 XVIII   |         the eyes of the Stoics who give no quarter to these opinions;
37 XVIII   |    philosophy; whereas we ought to give philosophy credit thus far,
38 XVIII   |         Athens, so that we may not give the Athenians any occasion
39 XVIII   |           doctrines, some of which give support to theories of matter
40 XVIII   |          Celsus may wish, so as to give the striplings such exhortation
41 XVIII   |     earnestly seek wisdom, and may give heed to Solomon's words, "
42 XVIII   |         they not urge young men to give up a low life and turn to
43 XX      |           of a man who promises to give an account of the whole
44 XX      | pretentious as Celsus in daring to give such a title to his book?
45 XX      |      inasmuch as not unwisely they give man the first place, and
46 XX      |          and does not by any means give ear to it, will say, "It
47 XX      |            if he were reluctant to give up anything at all related
48 XX      |           birds say, and that they give real proof of the discovery
49 XX      |       divination, or that they who give the impulse to such animals,
50 XXI     |       their stony hearts, and will give them hearts of flesh, that
51 XXI     |            but a man who wishes to give a false conception of Free
52 XXI     |       their stony hearts, and will give them hearts of flesh: that
53 XXI     |          trouble most readers, and give the impression that man
54 XXI     |     perishing nature. And we shall give the same answer respecting
55 XXI     |          superficially"; we should give the husbandman credit for
56 XXI     |         hearts from them, and will give them hearts of flesh, that
57 XXI     |           lack of education and to give him an education; not, however,
58 XXI     |           to His goodness will not give the sufferers too speedy
59 XXI     |          But not in vain does Paul give his advice, blaming some,
60 XXII    |          purification of those who give their bodies to be burnt,
61 XXII    |   severally led by the angels, who give them their own language,
62 XXII    |      before, "Ask of me and I will give thee nations for thine inheritance,
63 XXIII   |            will be quite unable to give it. In addition to what
64 XXIII   |      unreasonable to expect God to give us this or that. Why need
65 XXIII   |            Enough has been said to give some idea of it. ~3. Here
66 XXIII   |        eye-witnesses and therefore give a good account of what takes
67 XXIII   |           bars of iron: and I will give thee the treasures of darkness,
68 XXIII   |            the injury of our race, give some instruction about these
69 XXIII   |            ways, if a man does not give heed to admonition and instruction,
70 XXIII   |      nations? I suppose that if we give close attention to the subject,
71 XXIII   |            and upon what grounds I give you my advice. If you meet
72 XXIII   |            the event enables us to give them the most fitting interpretation.
73 XXIV    |  self-existent, needing nothing to give it existence? Just so. ~
74 XXIV    |          compound needs nothing to give it existence: and if evil
75 XXIV    |     desirous to learn ought not to give a mere random assent to
76 XXV     |     further, how they would wholly give themselves up to a virtuous
77 XXV     |           a question, and let them give us an answer. Just for a
78 XXVI    |           and do them: then I will give you the rain in its season,
79 XXVII   |        does the Word when examined give them any support. For ourselves,
80 XXVII   |     healing, some more, some less, give pain and torment to those