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 1 NoteGr  |      then Bishop of Tyana, as is shown by the letter3 addressed
 2 PreGreek|          what was intended to be shown in the preface of the very
 3 II      |         that the Divine skill is shown not only in heaven, in the
 4 VIII    |        to the Lord and one,192is shown in the Lord's prayer to
 5 XIV     |        if Jewish teaching can be shown to be older than Grecian.
 6 XVII    |        name Isaac, and something shown by the title Jacob; and
 7 XVIII   |    altogether unprofitable,325is shown by Paul, the true disciple
 8 XVIII   |          of that wisdom which is shown in style and composition;328
 9 XVIII   |     Daniel? Every secret was not shown thee." 357~~~~~~17. And if you
10 XIX     |            and conscientiousness shown in their writings, and how
11 XX      |           he ought to have fully shown that there is such an art
12 XX      |         should have more clearly shown how it can be defended;
13 XX      |      that of men. If he had thus shown a philosophic spirit in
14 XXI     |    perish if they have not mercy shown them, they have mercy shown
15 XXI     |      shown them, they have mercy shown them, so that they may not
16 XXI     |       For the Saviour is clearly shown in the Gospel, and they
17 XXIII   |         little farther on, it is shown that "the altar also was
18 XXIII   |          should be after him are shown to Nebuchadnezzar. And they
19 XXIII   |     Nebuchadnezzar. And they are shown by means of the image: the
20 XXIII   |        things, but the signs are shown to Powers superior to men; (
21 XXIII   |     consider whether this is not shown by the following words which
22 XXIII   | environment. I think it has been shown with tolerable clearness,
23 XXIII   |               Here it is clearly shown that it was possible for
24 XXIII   |          events are nevertheless shown by the present grouping
25 XXIII   |          For, as we have already shown that the fact of God's knowing
26 XXIV    |         arise.594Now, if we have shown that this is so with men,
27 XXIV    |         to black; light, too, is shown not to be opposed to itself,
28 XXV     |         our Free Will is clearly shown by the words, "We know that
29 XXVI    |     righteous?" 647For if Job is shown to be righteous no other
30 XXVII   |        one man should have mercy shown him by God, and another