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 1 TransPre| selected passages from Origen's works made by SS. Gregory and
 2 PreGreek|        learned editors from the works of Origen ---- a compilation,
 3 I       |   Principles" and various other works of Origen. ~The following
 4 I       |        manhood; further, how He works, for whom, and under what
 5 I       |       an account of the visible works of creation, and of man'
 6 II      |        none openeth: I know thy works: behold I have set before
 7 II      |        contemplated through the works of creation, and to refrain
 8 IX      |           As many as are of the works of the law are under a curse:
 9 XVII    |      and praising His beauteous works, we do not pollute Divine
10 XVII    |    naming God and His beauteous works, that we will not accept
11 XVIII   |       sin and rewarded for good works, or that we should not allow
12 XVIII   |       wisdom may be seen in his works, which contain much thought
13 XIX     |       gods; and respecting such works of art that they are not
14 XX      |      lightning and rain are not works of God." And, secondly,
15 XX      |         to grant that these are works of God, they exist no more
16 XX      |      and hexagonal cells, their works, and their division of labour,
17 XX      |       not only accomplishes the works of God's Providence, but
18 XX      |        with pride because their works were compared to those of
19 XX(403) |      xvi. 27, "He garnished his works for ever." Wisd. xi. 20, "
20 XXI     |      every man according to his works: to them that by patience
21 XXI     |  forasmuch as after such mighty works they did not believe. ~17.
22 XXII    |       statues, or even with the works of God, but to rise above
23 XXIII   | bringing up, and the marvellous works He did, and the manner of
24 XXVII   |      every man according to his works." 695Anyway, the same Apostle,
25 XXVII   |        who after His marvellous works believed not on Him was
26 XXVII   |    Bethsaida! for if the mighty works had been done in Tyre and
27 XXVII   |       does He do His marvellous works in Chorazin and Bethsaida,
28 XXVII   |       though He sees that those works will make it more tolerable