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 1 I        |    succeeded in introducing into different nations the truth which
 2 I        |   succeed if they invited men of different languages and of many nationalities
 3 I        |          perfect God, Whom, from different motives, they affirm not
 4 I        |          events, literally true, different ones are interwoven which
 5 I        |      Hades, they are assigned to different places in proportion to
 6 I        |       being judged worthy of the different habitations, better or worse,
 7 I        |           and to have parents of different nationalities; so that an
 8 I        | statements in Genesis concerning different real varieties of souls,
 9 I        |        whole Law, and invented a different God besides Him Who gave
10 II       |          Then, after topics of a different kind, Origen proceeds: ---- ~
11 VI       |       harmonious. ~2. For as the different strings of the psaltery
12 VI       |  instrument of God, blending the different notes, for those who wish
13 VII      |        no longer the same, and a different person takes up what is
14 IX       |      often uses the same term in different significations, even in
15 IX       |   because the context requires a different nuance in some places from
16 IX       |         the Law are set forth in different terms, and applied to different
17 IX       |  different terms, and applied to different circumstances. The result
18 XIII     |          with the wisdom of God, different garments being sewed together
19 XIV      |        exact meaning of words in different languages, and in carefully
20 XIV      |          abounding, that is, the different localities of the earth,
21 XIV      |           with the reason of the different forms of the Word. From
22 XIV      |       proof of our position from different kinds of food and their
23 XIV      |          of Jesus was not at all different; indeed, so they say, it
24 XIV      |      also, for it shows that the different appearances 282of Jesus
25 XIV      |         then down below He looks different, but having ascended is
26 XIV      |          know the meaning of the different appearances of Jesus? I
27 XIV      |         of Jesus? I refer to the different periods of His life, to
28 XVI      |          say that you never find different sects in any department
29 XVI      |          Medicine because of its different sects; nor would a man of
30 XVI      |        with the practice of many different sects, and having fairly
31 XVI      |         of that Philosopher many different schools of thought have
32 XVII     |          whom have been assigned different parts of the earth bear
33 XVII     |          will take care to apply different names to different things,
34 XVII     |         apply different names to different things, lest he fare no
35 XVIII    |          philosophers and of the different sects, and by learning how
36 XVIII    |      also calls such as are very different from them, for Christ is
37 XVIII    |     heartily welcome such as are different from these, and may day
38 XIX      |        was necessary to speak of different forms of faith on account
39 XIX      |          faith on account of the different ways men are brought up;
40 XIX      |         assumes better ones of a different kind. For if this is sound
41 XX       |       vine-dressing, another the different styles of gardening, another
42 XX       |         to snakes, and something different among eagles, and so on
43 XX       |     their impulses, the birds to different flights and cries, the other
44 XX       |       Because he understands the different natures of animals, and
45 XX       |     prince of this world";417and different ones may show the future
46 XX       |       Providence has even in the different constitutions of living
47 XXI      |     themselves, while those of a different kind are moved only from
48 XXI      |      other hand, we see men of a different type, men of the utmost
49 XXI      |          does not come from some different god, or, as some suppose,
50 XXI      |    incapable of being saved, and different natures which are being
51 XXI      |        were, the rain; but men's different purposes 464are, as it were,
52 XXI      |       But to those who introduce different natures,512and use the present
53 XXI      |    vessel of honour, become in a different age a vessel of dishonour;
54 XXII     |      thing, not only because the different peoples have had different
55 XXII     |       different peoples have had different ideas of laws and customs,
56 XXII     |      because it is probable that different parts of the earth were
57 XXII     |      were originally assigned to different superintending spirits,515
58 XXII(515)|         for our purpose. For the different Greek word in Dan. iv. 13,
59 XXII     |      their laws not only because different peoples have had different
60 XXII     |       different peoples have had different ideas of laws and customs,
61 XXII     |      because it is probable that different parts of the earth were
62 XXII     |      were originally assigned to different superintending spirits,
63 XXII     |          originally assigned the different parts of the earth to the
64 XXII     |        parts of the earth to the different guardian angels,517in particular,
65 XXII     |        themselves in the laws of different nations, and go on to ask
66 XXII     |       and impious according to a different set, which is an utter absurdity. ~
67 XXIII    |      ruled by the stars in their different groupings. And a consequence
68 XXIII    |        shall say that there is a different God, the good God,536Who
69 XXIII    |         his conduct could not be different, and no one is to be blamed
70 XXIII    |          that inferior energies, different from human kind, do bring
71 XXIV     |           but one, consisting of different parts. We do not because
72 XXIV     |         do not because a man has different parts divide him into many
73 XXIV     |     before, but became something different? Or is it that He kept the
74 XXIV     |        compound, and consists of different substances and commixtures,596
75 XXVII    |        and the having mercy to a different one, if we follow the apostolic
76 XXVII    |    designed them knows all their different constitutions, and, for
77 Index    |     Hadad (Ader), 58, 59.~Hades, different places in, assigned to souls,
78 Index    |   capacity of observers, 73; its different "appearances," 75 ; how
79 Index    |      finite number created, 210; different varieties, 27; their immortality,