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 1 I    | doctrines of Scripture to this effect: "Do thou thrice record
 2 I    |       concerning Egypt, to the effect that it would be desolate
 3 V    |     its many authors is one in effect, and the Gospel truly delivered
 4 IX   |        Lord";202and this is in effect what I found in Aquila's
 5 XIII |        bear upon it, with good effect. I am therefore very desirous
 6 XIV  |        says, "a precept to the effect that we are not to avenge
 7 XVII |    language, it is possible to effect what the charm professes
 8 XVII |   power of producing a certain effect is not therefore to be attributed
 9 XVII | another language they lose the effect which they had in their
10 XVII |   Jacob, he would produce some effect, either through the nature
11 XVII |       other language, we shall effect nothing; but if we keep
12 XVII |      it differently), we shall effect nothing; but if we keep
13 XVII |      learned say, produce some effect, and the same holds good
14 XVII | signify in Greek, produces any effect, how much less could they
15 XIX  |        And in truth faith does effect this submission. Observe,
16 XX   |     what he said before to the effect that "the world was uncreated
17 XX   |    because they calculate (the effect), but because they are so
18 XXI  |        the signs produced some effect upon him, but not the full
19 XXI  |     upon him, but not the full effect. Now there would not have
20 XXI  |             the meaning is, in effect, something like this: "Wherefore
21 XXII |        of the nations, to this effect: "And the whole earth was
22 XXIII|     only know some things, and effect others; just as in our books
23 XXIII|        for supposing that they effect the results because they
24 XXIII|        when they act unjustly, effect the injustice through their
25 XXVII|        any man's heart, and to effect the hardening in order that