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 1  II,  82  |    which alone is worth many books, Della opinione regina del
 2 III,  194 |   having made vain search in books and among men. But, verily,
 3 VII,  434 |    We have only to see their books if we are not sufficiently
 4 VIII,  569|     Canonical.—The heretical books in the beginning of the
 5 VIII,  571|     have had charge of these books which foretell their Messiah,
 6 VIII,  571|      the way foretold in the books, which they held open to
 7 VIII,  571|      prophets, have kept the books incorrupt. Hence those who
 8 VIII,  571| those who have charge of the books which testify of Him, and
 9 VIII,  571|    the preservation of their books and their ceremonies; and
10  IX,  601 |      spoke. But what are the books which assure us of this?
11  IX,  627 |      contemporaneous, as the books of the Sibyls and Trismegistus,
12  IX,  631 |   Esdras.—The story that the books were burnt with the temple
13  IX,  631 |   they wanted to abolish the books, and when there was no prophet,
14  IX,  634 |   This same author wrote the books called Rabot.~A hundred
15  IX,  640 |      9; 44:8). They keep the books, and love them, and do not
16   X,  675 |    veil, which is upon these books for the Jews, is there also
17  XI,  723 |      Christ, believed in the books of Moses, kept them in substance
18  XI,  733 |    if I knew that these same books foretold a Messiah, I should
19 XII,  736 |    every other nation. Their books, scattered abroad, are four
20 XII,  740 |          741. The two oldest books in the world are those of
21 XII,  792 |      acted the prince in his books on geometry, although he
22 XIV,  919 |    written it, and after the books which have said the contrary