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 1 I    |    have been made, because the right method of examining the
 2 I    |     maintaining that He had no right to call Himself Christ.
 3 I    |  Demiurge, and so far they are right; but their conception of
 4 I    |      out what appear to be the right methods, while we keep to
 5 I    |      ye hindered." 46~~~~~~11. The right way, then, to read the Scriptures
 6 I    |       about the smiting on the right cheek is incredible;81for
 7 I    |        the left cheek with his right hand. And we cannot take
 8 I    |        the Gospel in which the right eye is said to cause one
 9 I    |        we put the blame on the right eye. Would any man when
10 I    |      her, put the blame on the right eye only, and cast it from
11 I    |      way of putting everything right, explaining 117both the
12 II   | farther on:128And I saw in the right hand of him that sat on
13 XI   |    worthy of the rams upon the right hand. ~2. For ourselves,
14 XIII |   Divine reading, seek, in the right way and with an unfaltering
15 XVIII|      the life of a man, it was right that He should not unseasonably
16 XIX  |  diction, and composition, and right construction with its refinements
17 XX   |       from a regard to what is right, nor from reasoning, but
18 XXI  |       speaking to those on the right hand, "Come, ye blessed
19 XXI  |       Or hath not the potter a right over the clay, from the
20 XXI  |       Or hath not the potter a right over the clay, from the
21 XXI  |        have done that which is right, because originally they
22 XXI  |        that "the potter hath a right over the clay, to make one
23 XXII |       in the several instances right practice would depend on
24 XXII |   doing away with fathers, are right; or those of the Persians,
25 XXII |        avoid superstition, are right in forsaking their ancestral
26 XXII |   Himself, having acquired the right to detach from the other
27 XXII |       opinion of Celsus, "that right practice in the several
28 XXIII|      anointed, to Cyrus, whose right hand I have holden, to subdue 543
29 XXIII|  avarice and through want of a right and steadfast regard for
30 XXIII|      he will say that they are right, not because the stars cause
31 XXIV |     substances? ~I think it is right to say, qualities of substances. ~
32 XXIV |      in my opinion you are not right in saying that matter was
33 XXV  |        is said to those on His right hand, "Come ye blessed of
34 XXVI |      God; and therefore, as is right and meet, he gives the credit
35 XXVII|        everything we are told, right up to the overwhelming in
36 XXVII|       death; for they had some right on their side, inasmuch
37 XXVII|       not cease to pervert the right ways of the Lord? And now