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 1 PreGreek |     Tyana. And this is what was intended to be shown in the preface
 2 I        | impossible~ or absurd, but were intended~ to convey moral and mystical
 3 IX       |    found. Now the word "law" is intended to serve not everywhere
 4 X        |       part, even the least, was intended by Providence. Just so,
 5 XIV      |          And if Plato, a Greek, intended to benefit Greek or Syrian
 6 XVII(310)|         knowledge of the things intended by them, and that convention
 7 XVIII    |     circumstances the Word even intended this, so as not to leave
 8 XX       |         Some animals which were intended by nature to be domesticated,
 9 XX       |    so-called "wars" of bees are intended as a lesson in just and
10 XX       |         something symbolical is intended, for a falcon is said to
11 XX       |      they who neglect the words intended to turn them may fitly pay
12 XXI      |       without"; and the Saviour intended that at another season,
13 XXIV     |      evil; and what you say God intended for the benefit of matter
14 XXVII    |      amazed at what took place, intended to follow the Hebrews: for "
15 XXVII    |      before me?" (see n. 704)is intended to shame Pharaoh, because,