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 1     I,  8       |        where the more expressive Greek word ποικίλης, i.e., varied,
 2     I,  12(4319)|                  Jerome uses the Greek word ἀγωνοθέτης —President
 3     I,  13      |   virginity and marriage in some Greek verses. I now briefly beg
 4     I,  13      |        convey the meaning of the Greek. What words shall we use
 5     I,  16      |       cannot be male and female, Greek and Jew, circumcision and
 6     I,  23(4397)|                 Heb. vii. 3. The Greek word in the text (“without
 7     I,  26      |        wives” (for γυνή in Greek has both meanings) “even
 8     I,  26      |         add what is found in the Greek copies, “Have we no right
 9     I,  26(4417)|     chief readings introduce the Greek equivalent for sister, either
10     I,  28(4442)|        Prov. 3:21, Heb. 2:1. The Greek word signifies to fall away
11     I,  35      |          better, as it is in the Greek, “vigilant,” that is νηφ&#
12     I,  37      |  according to chastity,” for the Greek words are ἐις τὸ σωφρονε&#
13     I,  41      |         will quickly run through Greek and Roman and Foreign History,
14     I,  41(4577)|         to be at fault. When the Greek fleet was on its way to
15     I,  41      |      arms slain by her own hand. Greek writers tell also of another
16     I,  47(4610)|                              The Greek philosopher to whom Aristotle
17    II,  6(4725) |          fragments remain of his Greek poem in forty-two books.~
18    II,  6(4728) |          Christian era. He was a Greek physician and wrote a treatise
19    II,  7(4739) |         in caves, was applied by Greek geographers to various peoples,
20    II,  13      | Theophrastus, and almost all the Greek writers testify to the frugal
21    II,  37      |        the Chaldæan, Syriac, and Greek languages. Basilides, the
22    II,  38      |       Rome is either strength in Greek, or height in Hebrew. Lose