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 1 I         |         which would generally be regarded as such, they pronounce
 2 I(88)     |    Scripture is realised, may be regarded as heavenly, or as Christian
 3 III       |        twenty-two letters may be regarded as an introduction to the
 4 V         |         one Word 157which may be regarded from many points of view,
 5 V         |        things to come, must have regarded the whole of Scripture as
 6 XIV       |       the hands of those who are regarded as literary men, but Epictetus
 7 XVII      |          are by Hebrew tradition regarded with great reverence, are
 8 XVIII(322)|         divinity, she came to be regarded as a spectral being, who
 9 XVIII     |        the people, his words are regarded as empty fables, incapable
10 XVIII     |         speculations on what are regarded as Divine institutions,
11 XVIII     |         and prudence are with us regarded as bad things. But if any
12 XVIII     | believers who heard the parables regarded as "without," 358and worthy
13 XIX       |        the case of those who are regarded as their wisest men, good
14 XX        |       objects of Providence, are regarded as children begotten; but
15 XX(409)   |         Circ. 544 B.C. Generally regarded as the teacher of Pythagoras. ~
16 XXII      |       that Moses, who with us is regarded as a Prophet of God and
17 XXIII     |  periodic,584or that one of them regarded the particular year from
18 XXVI      |          And even supposing that regarded as remedies of the physician
19 XXVII     |        the Creator, Who is to be regarded as one and the same with
20 XXVII     |     things we speak of cannot be regarded, at least by intelligent