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 1 I       |           to be the Demiurge. And having thus once for all revolted
 2 I       |           instance of the griffin having been tamed by man, but the
 3 I       |          secret reasons for souls having this noble lineage. There
 4 I       |          in the inner man, enough having been said for any but unintelligent
 5 II      |      souls existing in them, each having some peculiar gift, something
 6 II      |        wisdom to the race of man, having, so to speak, sown the seeds
 7 IX      |         things of the law, these, having no law, are a law unto themselves;
 8 XI      |  profitable, and reject others as having no saving power, they may
 9 XIV     |         is impossible that a body having more of the Divine Nature
10 XIV     |        And this we have premised, having in view the history of Jesus
11 XIV     |           He looks different, but having ascended is transfigured,
12 XVI     |           reproaches us, saying, "Having grown in numbers and being
13 XVI     |         many different sects, and having fairly considered their
14 XVI     |        student of Philosophy who, having an extensive knowledge of
15 XVI     |  following the Word of Jesus, and having made it our study to think
16 XVIII   | reasonably have been suspected of having been preached by a school
17 XVIII   |         always many more, such as having become a joyous band of
18 XVIII   |         gratitude to the Word for having by a new method delivered
19 XVIII   |        Him when, referring to His having a human body, He says,"But
20 XVIII   |      absurdity in supposing that, having once become Man, His human
21 XVIII   |          that "the Queen of Sheba having heard of his name and the
22 XVIII   |           to the public assembly, having made a private list of those
23 XIX(388)|                    1 Lit., "Faith having first taken possession of
24 XIX     |          the highest honours, and having participated in the Divine
25 XIX     |           upper realms, no longer having the qualities of fleshly
26 XX      |          marvel at Providence for having made the rational creature,
27 XX      |   afterwards; until such time as, having advanced in understanding,
28 XX      |        other manly qualities, and having discovered various arts,
29 XX      |          distinction, or dream of having superiority over the brute
30 XX      |        other irrational creatures having a Divine nature and conceptions
31 XX      |           conceptions of God, and having the knowledge of the future,
32 XX      |         Giants, if I may say so), having sinned against the true
33 XX      |        the angels in heaven, and, having fallen from heaven, wallow
34 XXI     |         it to do so, the creature having been entrusted with nothing
35 XXI     |          of virtue, or is near to having them, stops the excitements
36 XXI     |           he be benefited without having had experience of himself
37 XXI     | experience of himself and without having condemned himself, he will
38 XXI     |         it will be good for them, having regard to the immortality
39 XXI     |          secrets of the heart and having foreknowledge of the future,
40 XXI     |       seeds of sin; so that a man having vomited them when they have
41 XXI     |           way depend on the pupil having offered himself for treatment:
42 XXI     |        That men may not turn, and having turned become worthy of
43 XXI     |          of the patients; for if, having got themselves into trouble,
44 XXI     |        deeper truths; lest haply, having turned too quickly, and
45 XXI     |           turned too quickly, and having been healed by gaining forgiveness,
46 XXI     |       Divine superintendence, and having had enough of the evils
47 XXI     |           purpose blames some for having fallen into sin, and congratulates
48 XXII    |           It runs thus: "The Jews having become a separate nation,
49 XXII    |     become a separate nation, and having made laws to suit their
50 XXII    |     superintending spirits,515and having been made into separate
51 XXII    |        nation, the Jews, and that having made laws for themselves
52 XXII    |       superintending spirits, and having been made into separate
53 XXII    |       various parts of the earth, having been divided into certain
54 XXII    |        doing; but that Christians having forsaken their ancestral
55 XXII    |         who are accounted gods as having contended with one another
56 XXII    |         have suffered punishment, having been, as it were, trained,
57 XXII    |           were, avenging Himself, having acquired the right to detach
58 XXII    |       unto uncleanness,530so that having taken their fill of sin
59 XXIII   |      regards the lights of heaven having been created for signs,
60 XXIII   |          traitor is foretold, and having learnt what was to happen,
61 XXIII   |          must understand that God having foreseen what every one
62 XXIII   |        results in an orderly way, having regard to time, manner,
63 XXIV    |      former quality of the stones having been of course changed;
64 XXIV    |            do you account for His having left the qualities of bad
65 XXV     |           not call; and He calls, having before the calling foreordained,
66 XXV     |            because he feared lest having preached to others he himself
67 XXVI    |        and upright, but also that having become good and upright
68 XXVII   |        belong to one God, and the having mercy to a different one,
69 XXVII   |         put a stop to it: so that having gone through all the stages
70 XXVII   |           were imitating God, and having due regard to times and
71 XXVII   |          be, except such time as, having been punished and tormented
72 XXVII   |         God in His goodness does, having been made the occasion of
73 XXVII   |         hardness, is described as having hardened Pharaoh's heart.
74 XXVII   |         the long-suffering of God having endured the vessels of wrath,