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 1     I,  8       |  expressive Greek word ποικίλης, i.e., varied, is used.~
 2     I,  16(4352)|         his baptism by a virgin, i.e., John Baptist.~
 3     I,  23(4397)| translates, “without genealogy,” i.e., his ancestry was unrecorded.
 4     I,  35(4500)|   vinolentum. R.V. “no brawler,” i.e., as the Margin explains, “
 5     I,  42(4591)|       a.d. 220) in his Stromata (i.e. literally, patchwork) or
 6     I,  48(4636)|       had not existed the Porch (i.e., Stoicism) could not have
 7    II,  4(4711) |          is compared to Lucifer, i.e. the shining one, the morning
 8    II,  5(4723) |        Another reading is Cossum i.e. wood-worms, which were considered
 9    II,  11      |    carefully selecting his food, i.e., in medical phrase, by adopting
10    II,  21(4845)|                                  i.e., Jovinianus. Jerome for
11    II,  29(4896)|     Correctly, a portion of two, i.e., the portion of a first-born.