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 1 I    |          matters. And, still more marvellous, through the written law,
 2 XIV  |         of power," because of the marvellous powers which one must be
 3 XIV  |        glorious, astonishing, and marvellous, that the three Apostles
 4 XVI  | concerning them seems to me truly marvellous: "There must be also sects
 5 XVIII|           honoured the Word above marvellous acts, for this reason he
 6 XX   |         spring from an infinitely marvellous understanding. But we Christian
 7 XX   |         by the eagle. Homer, that marvellous poet, thus tells the story
 8 XX   |          Moses appears to me more marvellous than what I am about to
 9 XX   |           God. I know a good many marvellous stories about the animal
10 XXI  |         to grow. Similarly, God's marvellous doings are, as it were,
11 XXI  |          slightly yielding to the marvellous deeds of Moses, shows that
12 XXI  |     endeavouring, for we know how marvellous these things are, to defend
13 XXI  |          because, though they saw marvellous things and heard Divine
14 XXIII|      Father of All gave Him those marvellous powers, but because the
15 XXIII|          His bringing up, and the marvellous works He did, and the manner
16 XXIII|         our wise men, guided by a marvellous superhuman spirit, are not
17 XXIII|          earth,578consider what a marvellous manifestation of the power
18 XXVI |     mayest fear this glorious and marvellous name, The Lord thy God;
19 XXVI |           even great plagues, and marvellous, and sore sicknesses, and
20 XXVI |           be silenced through the marvellous miracles, and yield assent
21 XXVII|      unbelief had arisen from the marvellous miracles? The passage in
22 XXVII|   judgment of those who after His marvellous works believed not on Him
23 XXVII|        elsewhere ---- ~11. So the marvellous things, to those who accept
24 XXVII|         Why, then, does He do His marvellous works in Chorazin and Bethsaida,