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 1 I     |        concerning Egypt and the Egyptians, Babylon and the Babylonians,
 2 I     |         merely of the corporeal Egyptians,103Babylonians, Tyrians,
 3 I     |      that there are "spiritual" Egyptians and Babylonians. What the
 4 I(103)|                     6 That is, "Egyptians," etc., literally. ~
 5 XIII  |         so that by spoiling the Egyptians they might find materials
 6 XIII  |         of Israel took from the Egyptians came the contents of the
 7 XIII  |      out of the clothing of the Egyptians probably came whatever was
 8 XIII  |        Israel, things which the Egyptians did not use properly, but
 9 XIII  |     lose by sojourning with the Egyptians, that is to say, by lingering
10 XIV   |       them descending, like the Egyptians, to birds and four-footed
11 XIV   |         a "barbarian" to do the Egyptians and Syrians good, than remain
12 XIV   | speaking anything of use to the Egyptians and Syrians. Just so, the
13 XVII  |      Indians, for instance, or. Egyptians. Books I. and V. against
14 XVII  |        Sabaoth, or Amon, as the Egyptians do, or Pappaeus like the
15 XVII  |       the name. And even if the Egyptians should offer Amon to us
16 XVIII |     they were the wisest of the Egyptians, and traces of their wisdom
17 XVIII |        quite reasonable. If the Egyptians boast of their animal worship
18 XVIII |         the most savage. And if Egyptians tell these mythic tales,
19 XVIII |      with all the wisdom of the Egyptians, though, in fact, he was
20 XVIII |     mysterious doctrines of the Egyptians by one of them. And what
21 XVIII |      what I have said about the Egyptians, wise and ignorant, holds
22 XVIII |        in all the wisdom of the Egyptians." 361And this is why Moses
23 XVIII |  because of the learning of the Egyptians in which he was skilled,
24 XVIII |  summoned the enchanters of the Egyptians, and the wise men, and the
25 XVIII | surpassed all the wisdom of the Egyptians. ~18. But what Paul writes
26 XX    |        he goes further than the Egyptians, who worship the irrational
27 XX    |         those considered by the Egyptians and the rest of mankind
28 XXI   |         mixed multitudes of the Egyptians who went out with the Hebrews.
29 XXI   |      dishonour; and many of the Egyptians and Edomites of the present
30 XXI   |       being no longer accounted Egyptians and Edomites, but future
31 XXII  |        show is that the ancient Egyptians afterwards became a separate
32 XXII  |         Achaia. And the learned Egyptians will tell countless similar
33 XXVI  |      thee, which I put upon the Egyptians; for I am the Lord that
34 XXVII |         goodness as regards the Egyptians, as many as, amazed at what
35 XXVII |     says the historian, "of the Egyptians went out with them";675and
36 XXVII |      but also those against the Egyptians and Assyrians and the other
37 XXVII |         of Exodus: "And all the Egyptians shall know that I am the
38 XXVII |     with the mixed multitude of Egyptians who went out with the people,
39 Index |    Egypt, 25, 26, 86, 167, etc.~Egyptians, spoiling of, 57; idolatry,