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 1 TransPre |    presented to us, arranged under various important heads; and we
 2 PreGreek |           and their solutions from various laborious treatises of Origen.
 3 PreGreek |            the choicest honey from various flowers to make up one pure
 4 I        |           work on "Principles" and various other works of Origen. ~
 5 I        |           inventing for themselves various theories, so as to account
 6 I(88)    |          the character and fate of various nations under the Jewish
 7 II       |    parables, and dark sayings, and various other obscurities, hard
 8 XX       |            necessities to discover various arts, some for his sustenance,
 9 XX       | understanding in discovering these various arts, than that they should
10 XX       |   qualities, and having discovered various arts, men were able to live
11 XXII     |         who chooses relate how the various parts of the earth, having
12 XXII     |           original distribution of various countries of the earth to
13 XXII     |          countries of the earth to various spirits who have the oversight
14 XXII     |        them their own language, to various parts of the earth according
15 XXII     |         those who allege that "the various parts of the earth were
16 XXII     |        were originally assigned to various spirits who had the oversight
17 XXII     |          have the oversight of the various parts of the earth"; but
18 XXIII    |       stars cause these effects in various nations? I suppose that
19 XXIV     |        ourselves we see men making various things out of nothing; out
20 XXIV     |        therefore maintain that the various forms of human skill have
21 XXVI(620)|          and for the discussion of various theories concerning the
22 Index    |       knowledge, 11, 31, 32. ~Law, various uses of the word, 48 f.~
23 Index    |           Personal, 27, 29.~World, various meanings of the word, 61. ~