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 1 TransPre  |           compilation of selected passages from Origen's works made
 2 NoteGr    |            containing extracts of passages which may be of service
 3 PreGreek  |           things in the collected passages which are inconsistent with
 4 PreGreek  |          of useful and profitable passages, as it is concisely expressed
 5 PreGreek  |         spurious and illegitimate passages in the margin as "heretical," "
 6 PreGreek  |          the book: a selection of passages from the words of the impious
 7 I         |             and countless similar passages: when they read these, I
 8 I(52)     |      evidently means that certain passages taken literally do not instruct
 9 I         |            And, indeed, very many passages so interpreted as to suit
10 I         |         one will doubt that these passages by means of seeming history,
11 I         |       historical truth of certain passages; for instance, that Abraham
12 I         |    ability, by comparing parallel passages scattered up and down Scripture,
13 I         |       ruler of Tyre. And the many passages relating to Nabuchadnosor,
14 II        |           said, by means of other passages containing the explanation
15 V         |        four full volumes on a few passages of the Gospel, he proceeds
16 VIII      |        the seemingly inconsistent passages, I fear something similar
17 VIII      |        befall the language of the passages before us; we are therefore
18 VIII      |          But if we consider other passages we shall see that even here
19 IX        |           passing by the numerous passages requiring careful reasoning
20 XI        |  Scripture, and not turn from the passages troubled by heretics with
21 XI        |           the good pasture of the passages they choose, drink the clear
22 XI        |           shy at feeding on those passages which, taken literally,
23 XII       |       offer to him who hears such passages, I must now tell. Charms
24 XII       |       fruit of profiting by these passages. Our inner nature is charmed;
25 XIV       |            For he quoted numerous passages, mainly from Plato, making
26 XIV       |          to this and to all those passages which Celsus has made out
27 XIV       |          soon discovers that many passages have a deeper signification
28 XIV       |       admit, then, that there are passages which speak of the body
29 XVIII     |          hard sayings and obscure passages in the Law and the Prophets,
30 XX        | acquainted with these and similar passages, we wish to observe the
31 XXI       |      There are, indeed, countless passages in the Scriptures which
32 XXI       |       Will. ~6. But since certain passages in the Old Testament and
33 XXI       |           out for himself all the passages which seem to destroy Free
34 XXI       |      heterodox thinkers use these passages, themselves almost destroying
35 XXI       |          thus to understand these passages. Suppose some one ignorant
36 XXI       |       treatment, but dismiss such passages as resemble those they think
37 XXIII     |  prophecies concerning Judas, the passages themselves on investigation
38 XXIII     |           any one who studies the passages must despair of understanding
39 XXIII     |   fanciful interpretations of the passages, why it is that God has
40 XXIII(576)|         28 In the second of these passages he is called "the Archangel." ~
41 XXV       |       saved. And some employ such passages to destroy man's Free Will,
42 XXVI      |       side, they will make use of passages which declare that oven
43 XXVI      |      suffice if we adduce certain passages from Exodus, Leviticus,
44 XXVI      |               And countless other passages will be brought forward
45 XXVI      |         they read the distracting passages of Scripture, to arrive
46 XXVI      |           who think that in these passages we have the good things
47 XXVI      |    briefly solve these perplexing passages. We must now say what the
48 XXVII     |       perdition, and adduce these passages in support of their views,
49 XXVII     |          must make use of similar passages from the New Testament.
50 XXVII     |       said, we may adduce similar passages from the Gospel, which go
51 XXVII     |       they will be upset by other passages and forced to escape from
52 Index     |   diligently, 22; use of parallel passages, 22, 32; the "main" connection