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2001 I, LII | and moon, and even erected shrines made of metal to these fancied 2002 I, I | churches. But I will not shrink from confessing that, wherever 2003 I, XI(21) | Called Shuah in A.V.~ 2004 I, XLIII | men could do nothing but shudder and mutter to themselves, 2005 I, X | But Reuben, whose mind shuddered at the contemplation of 2006 I, XXXVIII | pestilence for three days, shunning both flight and famine, 2007 I, VIII(14) | Titulum sibi domus Dei futurum": the 2008 I, XLIII | daughter of Basa, king of Sidon, he erected an altar and 2009 II, VIII | temple was sealed up by the signet of the king; but Daniel 2010 II, VIII(8) | reference is to Aen. I. 729, but Sigonius and others have suspected 2011 I, XXIII | serve God. I desire not, in silence, to pass over the example 2012 II, IV | The sacred Scriptures are silent as to their future fate; 2013 II, VIII(8) | A Belo soliti; tum facta silentia tectis." ~ 2014 I, XXVIII | Hebrews twenty years. To him Simmichar succeeded, of whom Scripture 2015 I, XVII | Israelites came on to Mount Sinai. There Moses was admonished 2016 II, XLIV(53) | sine tempore."~ 2017 I, XLVIII | people. God, moved by their sinfulness, commanded the prophet Jonah 2018 II, XXXVIII | company were Ursatius of Singidunum, Valens of Mursa, Theodorus 2019 II, V | midst of the furnace, and singing a song of praise to God, 2020 I, XXXVIII | pardon, and offered himself singly to punishment instead of 2021 II, XXXIV(33) | funus excussum": a singular expression.~ 2022 I, XXXIII | modest in mind, and of a singularly handsome figure, so that 2023 II, XV | reverse, that, when they did sink into adversity, they had 2024 I, VI | the eyes of these unchaste sinners. Then Lot, being informed 2025 I, XXIV | retribution fall upon them thus sinning. Conquered by Eglon, king 2026 II, XXXVI | sentence on Photinus, bishop of Sirmion, was not rescinded; for 2027 II, XXXIII | erected churches31 on the site of the Lord's passion, resurrection, 2028 I, VI | sent to Sodom, found Lot sitting in the gate of the city. 2029 I, XLI | throne of his father in the sixteenth year of his age, a portion 2030 II, IX | about the two hundred and sixtieth year after the founding 2031 II, II | first make proof of their skill by relating the dream. But 2032 II, X | Esdras the scribe, who was skilled in the law, about twenty 2033 II, XLI | theArians, old men were sent, skillful and abounding in talent, 2034 II, XXIX | that, being covered in the skins of wild beasts, they perished 2035 II, XIII | edict was issued for the slaughter of the Jews, while men were 2036 II, XXXII | not be conquered by the slaughters of ten long years. There 2037 I, XVIII | remain in slavery. Whosoever slays a man shall be put to death; 2038 II, LI | factiousness, lust, avarice, pride, sleepiness, and inactivity. In a word, 2039 I, XLIII | vehemently, lest perchance he sleeps, and that thus you may rouse 2040 I, XXXIX | child, while the other woman slept, insidiously substituted 2041 I, XXXIV | one of the stones from a sling, he overthrew the Philistine; 2042 I, XLIII | you may rouse him from the slumber in which he is sunk." The 2043 I, XIX | insults, and commanded them to smite the people with drawn swords. 2044 I, XVIII | voices, the lamps blazed, and smoke covered the mountain, the 2045 I, XXI | nation of the Canaanites. He smote also Seon the king of the 2046 I, XXXV | Jonathan his son, to prepare snares against his life. But Jonathan 2047 I, XVI | like a coriander-seed of snowy whiteness, as we often see 2048 I, VIII | expelled from that region, he sojourned by the well, known as "the 2049 II, XXVIII | Pythagoras in the style of solemn alliances, the bridal veil 2050 I, XV | sacrifice of the day was to be solemnly and regularly offered in 2051 II, XLII(51) | trionymam solitarii Dei unionem": Hornius here 2052 II, VIII(8) | quam Belus et omnes A Belo soliti; tum facta silentia tectis." ~ 2053 II, LI(68) | Some read "solitus," instead of "sollicitus. ~ 2054 II, LI(68) | read "solitus," instead of "sollicitus. ~ 2055 | sometimes 2056 II, XV | account, they felt all the sooner the misery of a siege. Being 2057 I, XXXV | and David stood by him, soothing him with the harp under 2058 II, XXXIX | who, being by nature of a sorer disposition, had resisted 2059 II, XI | waiting at table, seemed more sorrowful than usual, asked him to 2060 II, XLVII | entrusted to Ithacius, bishop of Sossuba, of seeing that the decree 2061 I, XXII | walked before the ark, and sounded trumpets. But when the ark 2062 I, XVII | was shaken with the loud sounds of trumpets, and thick clouds 2063 II, XLV | return to Gaul, as being a sower54 of discord, and a troubler 2064 I, V | might take advantage of more spacious territories in what was 2065 II, XLVI | Gnostics was detected in Spain-a deadly56 superstition which 2066 II, XLIX | Spain. By that time, the Spaniards had ceased to have a proconsul 2067 II, XLVI(56) | which Tacitus employs, when speaking of Christianity itself ( 2068 I, XLIII(70) | the Greek: the Hebrew text speaks of only one son.~ 2069 II, XXXI | trial without a charge being specified against him.~ 2070 I, XVII | was himself simply to be a spectator of the fight, while, at 2071 II, V | all. They were seen by the spectators walking in the midst of 2072 I, IV | their accustomed form of speech, while no one understood 2073 I, L | secured his own safety by a speedy surrender. In this state 2074 II, XLVI | and body. He was able to spend much time in watchfulness, 2075 II, XLII | time, Hilarius, who was now spending the fourth year of his exile 2076 I, XI | destroyed by God, because he spilled his seed upon the earth. 2077 I, XL | vice, forming marriages (in spite of the prohibition of God) 2078 I, XIX | been wonderful, and his splendor glorious. Now, Moses, having 2079 I, XXIII | nation with a wealthy city, spontaneously yielded to the Hebrews, 2080 I, XXIX | received for their wanton sport the person of his concubine 2081 II, XLVI | what beginnings it there sprang up and increased is not 2082 I, II | These angels gradually spreading wicked habits, corrupted 2083 I, XXXI | torn in pieces. Then mice, springing up throughout all the country, 2084 I, XV | the door-posts should be sprinkled with its blood; that its 2085 I, XLIV | forth to battle, having spurned the words of Michea the 2086 I, XII | havingcome as enemies, subtly to spy out the land. But he was 2087 I, XII | Egypt for the purpose of spying out the land. In order to 2088 II, XLVII | after many disgraceful squabbles, a rescript was, on the 2089 I, LIV | disgusting from its filth and squalor, while a deadly stench issued 2090 II, XL | more than a centenarian, as St. Hilarius relates in his 2091 I, XXXIV | weighed down, simply with a staff and five stones which he 2092 I, XV | And already the arms, and standards, and the lines drawn up 2093 II, XXII | being sent to him by various states had combined with him in 2094 I, XXVIII | he had deceived her, and staved off her purpose for a long 2095 II, XIII | king, and implored him to stay the destruction which threatened 2096 I, VII | Canaanites, for Abraham was staying in that place. Then Abraham, 2097 II, XVIII | Lysimachus substituted in his stead. Then there arose disgraceful 2098 II, XLIV | more powerful; as the most steadfast among them was to be reckoned 2099 I, XVII | adultery; thou shall not steal; thou shalt not bear false 2100 I, XXVIII | Presently she cut off his hair stealthily while he was asleep, and 2101 I, LIV | squalor, while a deadly stench issued from it. This was 2102 II, XXXVIII | Theodorus of Heraclia, Stephanus of Antioch, Acatius of Caesarea, 2103 II, IV | the plot, wishing to take steps for avenging the deed, hastily 2104 II, L | prefect Evodius, a man of stern and severe character. He 2105 I, XX | their destruction. But that stiff-necked race, setting themselves 2106 I, XLVIII | it were, a sacrifice for stilling the tempest, and he was 2107 II, VII | of power along with him, stimulated by envy, because a foreigner 2108 I, XIV | the land was covered with stinging insects brought over it, 2109 I, XXXVIII | general called Sabaea, who had stirred up all the wicked to arms. 2110 I, IX | knowledge of her husband, stole the idols16 of her father, 2111 I, XVIII | sell a Hebrew who has been stolen, he shall be put to death. 2112 | stop 2113 I, XLIV | routed, and an abundant store of booty was secured. But, 2114 I, XVI | desires, providing in their stores not merely for one, but 2115 I, IX | being reconciled, having straitly charged his son-in-law not 2116 II, III(2) | clearly the meaning, but it is strangely expressed by the words " 2117 I, XXIV(42) | Allophylos": lit. strangers.~ 2118 I, LI | being entrapped by some stratagems of his friends, he perished.~ 2119 I, XVIII | of thine enemy which has strayed, but shalt bring it back. 2120 II, XXXIII | the remaining part of the street. For the earth, unaccustomed 2121 I, XXIX | does not appear marked by strict chronological accuracy. 2122 II, XIV | that the history should be strictly confined within its own 2123 I, XVII | Moses, under divine orders, striking with his rod the rock at 2124 I, XXVI | known to his daughter the stringent obligation of his vow. But 2125 I, V | hundred and eighteen, and, stripping of their spoils and arms 2126 II, LI | word, a large · number were striving with insane plans and obstinate 2127 II, XXX | should destroy the temple, a structure of such extraordinary work. 2128 II, XLVIII | and they then, without any struggle, recovered the churches 2129 II, XXXII | rushing upon these glorious struggles, and martyrdom by glorious 2130 II, IX | in accordance with their stubborn character, and being accustomed 2131 I, XVI | then for the first time the stubbornness of the impatient people 2132 II, XXXIV(32) | provincialium multitudine in studia reginae certantium."~ 2133 II, XLVI | excellent intellect by wicked studies. Undoubtedly, there were 2134 I, XXIII | as it was not my design, studious as I am of brevity, to follow 2135 I, XXIII | they buy and sell; they study gain by every possible means. 2136 I, I | volumes. At the same time, in studying brevity, I have omitted 2137 II, XVI | a banquet, the barbarian stupefied himself with a great deal 2138 II, XXVIII | certain Pythagoras in the style of solemn alliances, the 2139 II, IX | Egypt and Ethiopia, and subduing these countries, returned 2140 I, IX | foisted upon him, and he was subjected to another servitude of 2141 I, XXIX | guest, with the view of subjecting him to improper treatment. 2142 I, LIII | Accordingly, while he was in subjection to the king of Egypt, and 2143 I, XXXVIII | by the multitude of his subjects than by the divine favor. 2144 II, XXXII | not think it suitable to subjoin these lest I should exceed 2145 I, XXXVII | the Philistines in war, subjugated the Moabites, and subdued 2146 II, XV | submit to the thought of submission. In reply, a certain man 2147 II, VIII | the temple and image were submitted to the power of Daniel, 2148 II, XXXV | and they assailed, with suborned accusers and trumped-up 2149 II, XXXIX | however, priest of Milan,subscribed to the condemnation of Athanasius, 2150 II, XLIII | until all professed by their subscriptions their agreement to the declaration 2151 I, III | understood that the waters had subsided; and Noah accordingly went 2152 I, XXIX | person of his concubine as a substitute for his own; and they thus 2153 II, XLVII | authority a man of bold and subtle character, theywould find 2154 I, XII | of havingcome as enemies, subtly to spy out the land. But 2155 II, XXXVII | of that kind, conspire to subvert altogether the decrees of 2156 II, XXX | might more thoroughly be subverted; for that these religions, 2157 II, XXXVIII | seeing that stratagem did not succeed, determined to proceed by 2158 I, XIII | by the government of the succeeding kings. For both the heavy 2159 I, XXIV | his guidance, matters were successfully conducted: there was the 2160 I, XXIX | the order of events in the successive years (a thing hitherto 2161 II, IX | months, and that, after him, Sucdianus ruled for seven months.~ 2162 I, XXIV | forty years. To him Semigar sucseeded, and he, engaging in battle 2163 I, XXXVIII | flourishing kingdom. Then a sudden desire seized him of numbering 2164 II, XXXIII | yet the sand of the place suffers no injury; and the earth 2165 II, XV | saying that they had been sufficiently punished by God for their 2166 II, XXIII(19) | confusion; we have followed that suggested by Vorstius. ~ 2167 II, XXV(21) | As Vorstius suggests, we have here taken Jonathan 2168 II, XXXII | writing; but I do not think it suitable to subjoin these lest I 2169 II, XLIX | Macedonius with a large sum of money, secure that, by 2170 II, XXXVI(39) | in error in ascribing the summoning of this council to Constantine 2171 II, IX | second year after Tarquinius Superbus began to reign at Rome. 2172 I, XLVII | have omitted everything superfluous; and we have thought that 2173 II, XLVI(56) | superstitio exitiabilis": the very words 2174 I, XXXVI(63) | translated into Latin, and supplemented by Saint Jerome. ~ 2175 II, XXIV | by the entreaties of the suppliant as by the hope of seizing 2176 I, LII | sacrilege, by his pious supplications to God, and constant tears, 2177 II, XL | and Ursatius, with their supporters,whose names we have stated, 2178 I, VII | the Canaanites, and not to suppose that Isaac would return 2179 II, II | acceptable to the king, he suppresses the things he had seen, 2180 I, XLVIII(77) | Surely a blunder; for, as has been 2181 II, XXVI | powerful nation, received the surname of Hyrcanus. He died, after 2182 II, XVI | his captive; for, being of surpassing beauty, she had easily impressed 2183 I, XIV | him burning, but, what was surprising, the flames did it no harm. 2184 I, XXIII | moving up their troops, they surround with a blockade their town, 2185 II, XI | when the jealousy of the surrounding heathen burst out, and the 2186 II, XXXII | of ten long years. There survive also accounts of the sufferings 2187 I, IX | brother Esau inhabited, suspecting the temper of Esau, be first 2188 II, XXXIX | however, were prepared to suspend Athanasius from communion, 2189 II, XLIX | were regarded as themselves suspicious persons, should have reserved 2190 I, XLVIII | multitude of inhabitants, sustaining one hundred and twenty thousand 2191 I, XVI | that which was thus laid up swarmed with worms, while its fetid 2192 I, XVI | rendered the taste of the fluid sweet. Thence advancing, the multitude 2193 I, XIX | smite the people with drawn swords. In this onset twenty-three 2194 II, LI(66) | the form "Sylinancim" to "Sylinam." The reference is probably 2195 II, LI(66) | Halm prefers the form "Sylinancim" to "Sylinam." The reference 2196 II, VIII | since it was a manifest symbol of the living God, as consuming 2197 II, XLVI | himself adopted the pernicious system referred to, drew into its 2198 I, XXIV(43) | we are familiar in the O.T. But they have generally 2199 I, XLIII | invocations to no purpose, they tacitly acknowledged the helplessness 2200 II, XLVI(56) | exitiabilis": the very words which Tacitus employs, when speaking of 2201 I, XXVII | burning torches to their tails, and sent them into the 2202 I, XL | ever lived. But, as always takes place in such circumstances, 2203 II, XLI | skillful and abounding in talent, thoroughly imbued, too, 2204 I, XII(25) | quibus benedictis, cum tamen benedictionis merito majori 2205 I, XXXVII | whose honor he had thus tarnished. At the same time, almost 2206 II, IX | in the second year after Tarquinius Superbus began to reign 2207 I, L | in fact, not long after, Tarraca, king of Ethiopia, invaded 2208 II, XLVIII | perverted by their evil teachings the people of Elusa, who 2209 I, XX | and as they were eagerly tearing these to pieces, as soon 2210 II, VIII(8) | soliti; tum facta silentia tectis." ~ 2211 II, XVI | conducted to Holofernes, and tells him that the affairs of 2212 I, XLVIII | sacrifice for stilling the tempest, and he was seized and swallowed 2213 II, XLIV(53) | sine tempore."~ 2214 II, XXXVI | his youth. But this, too, tended to secure an acquittal for 2215 I, XII | king himself, while he was tenderly welcomed by his son. That 2216 I, XXVII(47) | invocato Deo ex osse, quod manu tenebat, aqua fluxit," is obviously 2217 I, XVII(34) | thousands, of hundreds, and of tens." ~ 2218 I, VIII(15) | rendering of the Hebrew word Teraphim. Perhaps the original word 2219 II, XLI | the affair to a successful termination. Imperial47 officers, therefore, 2220 II, XLVII(60) | has merely "extra omnes terras."~ 2221 I, X | sex in the town, and thus terribly avenged the injury done 2222 II, LI | to the island of Sylina. Tertullus, Potamius, and Joannes, 2223 I, XXXV | David, who had thoroughly59 tested and known his evil disposition, 2224 II, XXVII | him, came Archelaus the tetrarch, for eight years, and Herod 2225 I, XLII | power was conferred on one Thamnis. But Zambri reigned before 2226 I, XXXI | exulting, and returning thanks to God. Presently, the Levites, 2227 I, V | Abraham, whose father was Thara, was born in the one thousand 2228 I, XLVIII | ship which was bound for Tharsus, in a very different direction. 2229 II, XXXVIII | When Constantius requested thatthe person who had brought the 2230 I, XII | land of the Canaanites, to thatwhen Jacob entered Egypt, there 2231 II, XLI | selected; while, on the side of theArians, old men were sent, skillful 2232 II, XLV | of Ariminum, he thought thebest thing he could do was to 2233 | thee 2234 II, XLVII | ardently, in the belief that themischief might be suppressed at its 2235 II, XXXVIII | Singidunum, Valens of Mursa, Theodorus of Heraclia, Stephanus of 2236 II, XLII | Eudoxius, Vranius, Leontius, Theodosius, Evagrius, Theodulus. But 2237 II, XLII | Leontius, Theodosius, Evagrius, Theodulus. But when the Synod was 2238 | thereof 2239 I, L | might gather together for thesacred observance. Thus, in a very 2240 II, IX | Antiochus, who was surnamed Theus, and he reigned fifteen 2241 II, XLVII | Saragossa. This they did with theview of adding to their strength, 2242 II, XLV | to follow the example of theWesterns, and accept that heretical 2243 II, XI | carrying out the orders which theyreceived. And already the work of 2244 II, XLVII | bold and subtle character, theywould find themselves in a safer 2245 I, XVII | sounds of trumpets, and thick clouds rolled around with 2246 II, II | silver, with a belly and thighs of brass, with legs of iron, 2247 | thine 2248 II, III | they are convinced of the thingsthat are past. Daniel, then, 2249 I, XLII | rebuked him for this; and thirdly, that, when suffering from 2250 II, XXXII | Then, during an interval of thirty-eight years, the Christians enjoyed 2251 II, XXVI | held the chief power for thirty-four years; but while he carried 2252 II, XI | have been effected in the thirty-second year of the reign of Artaxerxes. 2253 II, XXVII | Under this Herod, in the thirty-third year of his reign, Christ 2254 I, XXVI | years. To him succeeded Thola, who reigned two and twenty 2255 II, XXXIV | stood up in the midst of thoselooking at it. The cross was thus 2256 I, XI | his hand with a scarlet thread to indicate which of them 2257 I, XLIV | this way he turned aside threatening punishment. For the king 2258 I, XLII | his feet. To him sin of a three-fold kind is ascribed; first, 2259 I, XXVI | implored forgiveness; while, throwing away their idols, and earnestly 2260 I, L | walls. The king of Assyria, thundering at the gates, threatened 2261 II, LI | condemned to be beheaded, while Tiberianus was deprived of his goods, 2262 II, XLIX | although his affairs were in a ticklish state, to wait the arrival 2263 I, XXVII | three hundred foxes, he tied burning torches to their 2264 I, IV | intermediate parts. After this, till the time of Abraham,8 their 2265 II, XXIX | night. In this way, cruelty tint began to be manifested against 2266 I, VIII(14) | Titulum sibi domus Dei futurum": 2267 I, XLIX | heathenism. In this war, Tobias was carried into captivity. 2268 II, XXXVIII | battle. He did this either togain the favor of the king, if 2269 I, LIII | the king of Egypt, and in token thereof paid him tribute, 2270 I, LII | He did not even spare the tombs of the impious; and it was 2271 I, IV | nevertheless all made use of one tongue, as long as the multitude, 2272 I, XVIII | knock out the eye or the tooth of his servant, that servant 2273 II, XXVIII | to enter upon so vast a topic. I content myself with the 2274 I, III | manifest proof that the tops of the trees were now to 2275 II, XLVI | applied, as it were, a torch to the growing conflagration, 2276 I, XXVII | strength, so much so that he tore to pieces with his hands 2277 II, XXII | disease. But as he was then tormented with internal sufferings, 2278 II, XX | visiting with unheard-of torments those who refused. At this 2279 I, XXXI | the following night it was torn in pieces. Then mice, springing 2280 II, XXXI | Trojan. But he, when after torture and racking he found nothing 2281 II, XLV | Numbers who refused were tortured with painful imprisonment 2282 II, XXIX | Christians, and the most cruel tortures were accordingly inflicted 2283 I, XLIX(79) | Vorstius remarks that this is a totally erroneous statement.~ 2284 II, XI(12) | Our author here touches upon a most interesting 2285 II, XXXIX | Rhodanius, also, bishop of Toulouse (who, being by nature of 2286 | toward 2287 I, XXII | times, the walls and the towers fell; and the city was plundered 2288 I, XXIII | was called Gabaoth. The townspeople, therefore, in their distress, 2289 I, XLVII | years should be carefully traced for a knowledge especially 2290 I, XLII | the idols, he removed the traces of his father's faithlessness. 2291 I, XXIII | neither possessing nor trading, still (what is much more 2292 II, XV | being worshipers of God, and trained by their fathers to pious 2293 II, XLVIII | formerly been made being trampled under foot, they were ordered 2294 I, XL | through the negligence of transcribers, those things which have-been 2295 I, XXI | fact, on account of this transgression, he did not enter the land 2296 I, XXIV | obtained pardon for their transgressions, yet they as constantly 2297 I, VIII(15) | original word should simply be transliterated into English as has been 2298 I, XLII(69) | scepter was hardly ever transmitted to son or grandson.~ 2299 II, LI | condemned by the bishops, was transported to the island of Sylina66 2300 II, XXIII | because19 he, with his treacherous disposition, made a bad 2301 II, XXI | both much gold and Tyrian treasures. For merchants from Syria, 2302 II, XIV | be commingled with others treating of other things, or pursuing 2303 I, I | by means of a compendious treatise, have eagerly entreated 2304 I, III | proof that the tops of the trees were now to be seen. Then 2305 I, XVIII | the mountain, the people trembled from terror; and begged 2306 II, XXXIV | to tell, while all stood trembling, the dead body was33 shaken 2307 II, XLIX | entered the town of the Treveri, he poured forth entreaties 2308 II, LI | instituted against the others in trials which followed, and Asarivus, 2309 II, LI | his right of appeal to the tribunals, and by regard to the public 2310 I, XVII | various ranks; and, setting tribunes, centurions, and decurions34 2311 I, XLIX | when conquered rendered him tributary. But when, with secret plans, 2312 II, VIII | trusting in their ready-made trick, ordered the usual offering 2313 II, VIII | worship, being deceived by the trickery of its priests. They affirmed 2314 I, VI | involved in this is by no means trifling, but it is not the part 2315 II, XLII(51) | trionymam solitarii Dei unionem": 2316 II, XXXII | achieve victory with a greater triumph than when we showed that 2317 II, XXXI | third persecution under Trojan. But he, when after torture 2318 II, XLV | sower54 of discord, and a troubler of the East, while the sentence 2319 II, XLVII | the leader in all these troubles, and who had been condemned 2320 II, XXXV | with suborned accusers and trumped-up charges, those with whom 2321 I, IX | messengers and gifts to try him. Then he went to meet 2322 I, XXIX | following was the cause of the tumult. A certain Levite was on 2323 II, XLIX | orders the authors of these tumults to be brought before himself, 2324 I, XIX | and the building of its tuner parts. Which having been 2325 II, XLIV | Servatio, bishop of the Tungri. As these had not yielded 2326 I, IX(19) | In parte turris Gadir": this is a strange 2327 I, XLVI | Amassia is made to extend over twenty-eight years. Accordingly, we, 2328 II, XXVII | Christ was born on the twenty-fifth of December in the consulship 2329 I, XLII | he died, after a reign of twenty-five years.~ 2330 II, XXVII | eight years, and Herod for twenty-four years. Under him, in the 2331 I, LI | to an end, he died in the twenty-ninth year of his reign, and left 2332 I, VII | died in her one hundred and twenty-seventh year, and her body was, 2333 I, XLII | from God. He died in the twenty-sixth year of his reign: and his 2334 I, XXVI | place for a like period of twenty-two years, the people, forsaking 2335 II, VII(7) | lacum": twice used before in the sense 2336 I, VIII | the Lord, brought forth twins about twenty years after 2337 I, XXIV | arranged beforehand, as a type of the Church, by whose 2338 II, XXI | in it both much gold and Tyrian treasures. For merchants 2339 II, XI(12) | interesting question-the ultimate destiny of the ten tribes. 2340 II, XXVI(22) | home; another reading is "ultrorsum," farther onwards.~ 2341 II, IX | cousin of Cyrus, and by unanimous consent the kingdom was 2342 I, LI | insolence of this man to pass unavenged. Accordingly, in the same 2343 I, XXIII | march came upon the enemy at unawares, and many thousands of them 2344 II, XIV | it would have been most unbecoming that this history should 2345 I, I | preserve the series of events unbroken, and have taken out of these 2346 II, XLV | exile against him remained uncanceled. But when he had wandered 2347 I, VIII | at length, through the unceasing prayers of her husband to 2348 II, XXXIX(43) | here in utter confusion and uncertainty. Some for "ac tum" read " 2349 I, V | household, parted from his uncle, that he might take advantage 2350 I, XXVII | strong drink, and everything unclean; for that she should bear 2351 II, XVIII | Onias the priest, a holy and uncorrupted man, and thus tried, but 2352 II, XLVII | to communion, he should understand that the same sentence would 2353 II, X | at the time to begin an undertaking of so great difficulty, 2354 I, XLVI | flattery of the chief men, and unduly honored by them, he incurred 2355 II, XXXVIII | should the issue prove unfortunate. Accordingly, the few persons 2356 I, XLIX | received it. This man, being ungodly beyond all the kings who 2357 II, L | not shed the blood of the unhappy persons in question. He 2358 II, XLII(51) | trionymam solitarii Dei unionem": Hornius here remarks that " 2359 II, III | their substance thoroughly uniting, are shadowed forth those 2360 I, XV | for seven days, using only unleavened bread; and that they should 2361 II, V | right to pass the remark unnoticed, since it does in fact harmonize 2362 II, XVIII | and indeed, until now, an unpermitted thing for a man to enjoy 2363 II, XIV | within its own mysteries, unpolluted by any corrupt mouth, or 2364 II, XLI | provided. But that appeared unseemly to the men of our part of 2365 II, XXI | cities and countries were unsettled by the evil of persecution. 2366 I, XXVII | their enemies. He, with unshorn locks, is said to have been 2367 II, XLV | heretic, was convicted of many unspeakable crimes, and cast out of 2368 II, XLVI | fond of novelties and of unstable faith, as well as of a prurient 2369 I, XVI | Sabbath remained quite untainted. The Hebrews made use of 2370 | unto 2371 I, XLIV | his own. And as Naboth was unwilling to sell it to him, he was 2372 II, XLVII | suppressed at its beginning. With unwise counsels, however, they 2373 I, XVIII | to death; he who does so unwittingly shall in due form be banished. 2374 I, XLIII | honor of God, while they upheld their own superstitions. 2375 II, I | persistency of Daniel in upholding the law, and by the deliverance 2376 II, XLI | and these easily got the upper hand with the prince. But 2377 I, IV(8) | LXX has xw/ra, instead of Ur.~ 2378 II, X | an order from the king to urge the lieutenants and rulers 2379 II, X | as I imagine, that a more urgent duty was to reform the people 2380 II, XI | sins of his nation, and urgently entreated the divine compassion. 2381 II, VI | not been employed for any uses of the king, but were kept 2382 I, XLVIII | abounding in wickedness, as is usually the case among a vast concourse 2383 I, XVIII | be hardly treated, nor is usury to be demanded: the garment 2384 I, XXIII | of this precept, but even utterly ignorant of it-such a lust 2385 II, XXXII | against the Christians. Next, Valerian proved himself the eighth 2386 II, III(2) | words "omnibus ante regnis validissimum."~ 2387 II, XVIII | Jerusalem. Finding the people at variance from the diverse superstitions 2388 I, XX(39) | The text here varies: we have followed Halm.~ 2389 I, XXXVI | this assumption. Amid such variety of error, we have followed 2390 II, IX(10) | exemplaribus": the mss. varying, as they so often do, with 2391 II, XII | was at that time a certain Vastis connected with the king 2392 I, XLIII | and said, "Cry aloud more vehemently, lest perchance he sleeps, 2393 I, XXXI | country, caused by their venomous bites the death of many 2394 I, XXXVI(60) | as if she had practised ventriloquism, this being regarded as 2395 II, XXXIX | Eusebius, bishop of the Vercellenses, and Lucifer, bishop of 2396 II, VI(6) | in versum ductae literae": various 2397 I, XX | longed after the worthless viands to which they had been accustomed 2398 II, XLII(50) | per vicarium ac praesidem": as Vorstius 2399 I, XL | from wealth into luxury and vice, forming marriages (in spite 2400 II, XLVI | Cordova, who dwelt in the vicinity, found out how matters stood, 2401 II, XXVI(23) | vincendi": others read "incendii."~ 2402 I, XXVII | easily caught, while the vines and olive-trees were burnt 2403 I, XXXIV | king, Melchol by name, fell violently in love with David. Accordingly, 2404 I, II | appearance of some beautiful virgins, and cherished illicit desires 2405 I, XXV(45) | Infractis viribus": Vorstius well remarks 2406 I, XVI(32) | Virtute." ~ 2407 II, XXVIII(24) | virtutibus."~ 2408 I, XV | widespreading plains were visible, when, as the Hebrews were 2409 II, VII | exists also a record of visions of Daniel, in which he revealed 2410 I, X | inspect the flocks and pay a visit to his brothers, there seemed 2411 II, XX | offer sacrifice, and was visiting with unheard-of torments 2412 II, XV | stated to him the facts, viz.: that the Jews being worshipers 2413 I, XVIII | the trumpets uttered their voices, the lamps blazed, and smoke 2414 II, XLIX | heretics had won over by bribes Voluentius, the proconsul, and thus 2415 II, XLII | Alexandria, Acacius, Eudoxius, Vranius, Leontius, Theodosius, Evagrius, 2416 I, XXII | walls, while the priests walked before the ark, and sounded 2417 II, V | were seen by the spectators walking in the midst of the furnace, 2418 II, XLV | uncanceled. But when he had wandered over almost the whole earth 2419 I, XXIX | length received for their wanton sport the person of his 2420 II, XXXIX | collected to meet their wants, while they were visited 2421 II, III | themselves, either in actual warfare or by factions. Finally, 2422 I, XXVI | territories, he should keep from warring against them. But he, far 2423 II, XXII | whom the name of Eupator wasgiven.~ 2424 II, XXI | a battle took place, he wasrouted and put to flight; and with 2425 I, XXV | the enemy in the middle watch of the night, and having 2426 II, XLVI | able to spend much time in watchfulness, and to endure both hunger 2427 II, XLVIII | and Priscillian made their wayback to Spain (for Salvianus 2428 I, XLIV | strengthened his confidence in many ways. Accordingly making a sally, 2429 II, XVII | to whom, being of a very weak character, the sovereignty 2430 II, LI(67) | the laws and the public weal, both of which justified 2431 I, XXIII | a powerful nation with a wealthy city, spontaneously yielded 2432 I, XXXIII | the greatest want of iron weapons; so much so that nobody, 2433 I, LIV | war, or from an absolute weariness of accumulating spoil) Godolia, 2434 II, XXVIII | the marriage couch, and wedding torches, and, in short, 2435 II, XI | elapse seventy and nine weeks. Now, from the date of the 2436 I, XXXIV | which his yet tender age was weighed down, simply with a staff 2437 II, III | His book is one of great weight, and deserves to be read 2438 II, XXXVII | admitted, had expressed a well-based opinion respecting Marcellus 2439 II, XVI | affairs of her countrymen weredesperate, so that she had taken precautions 2440 II, XLIII | the opposite party. These werenow, on the return of the deputies, 2441 II, XLI | hundred and rather more Western bishops were summoned or 2442 I, XLVIII(77) | who was swallowed by a whale in the Mediterranean, have 2443 I, XLVIII | seized and swallowed by a whale-a monster of the deep. Cast 2444 | whatever 2445 | wherein 2446 I, XVI | coriander-seed of snowy whiteness, as we often see the earth 2447 I, XXIV | things long before, had, by a wholesome precept enjoined upon the 2448 | why 2449 II, LI | strength, it became more widely spread. For his followers 2450 I, XV | the lines drawn up in the widespreading plains were visible, when, 2451 I, XLIII | turned aside to lodge with a widow-woman. And when, in his hunger, 2452 I, XLIV | him, he was cut off by the wiles of Jezebel. Thus Ahab got 2453 II, XLII | among the rest who were willing to go. This was done, as 2454 II, II | was carried away by the wind.~ 2455 II, LI | his bishopric: that was wisely and respectfully done, had 2456 II, IV | had no part in the plot, wishing to take steps for avenging 2457 I, XXXVI(60) | The witch of Endor seems here to be 2458 II, XXXIX | seemed best to the Arians to withdraw the most celebrated men 2459 II, XXXVI | the charges which false witnesses had heaped up against him, 2460 I, XIV | the king declared that the wonders performed by Moses were 2461 I, XXV | the Lord, imploring his wonted tender mercy, and obtained 2462 II, XIV | remarkable by any one, that mere worldly writers have not touched 2463 I, XVI | thus laid up swarmed with worms, while its fetid odor was 2464 I, XXXII | changing their views for the worse, after the manner of the 2465 I, XLII | great-great-grandson. He was a pious worshiper of God; for, destroying 2466 II, XV | viz.: that the Jews being worshipers of God, and trained by their 2467 II, IX | Asiaticus made war;and he, being worsted in the war was stripped 2468 I, LII | properly engaged, he was wounded by an arrow. And being carried 2469 I, XXXIII | however, energetically wreaked his vengeance on these people; 2470 I, IX | human form, is said to have wrestled with Jacob. And when he 2471 I, IX | wonderful.18 Moreover, from that wrestling, the breadth19 of Jacob' 2472 II, L | Priscillian. The miserable wretch even ventured publicly to 2473 II, IX | Accordingly, these took counsel to write to king Artaxerxes, that 2474 II, XIV | any one, that mere worldly writers have not touched on any 2475 II, XIV | are recorded in the sacred writings. The spirit of God thus 2476 I, XXI(40) | septingenti et xiiii milia." ~ 2477 I, XIX | Chapter XIX.~Moses reported these words 2478 I, IV(8) | The LXX has xw/ra, instead of Ur.~ 2479 | ye 2480 I, XXIV | to adopt foreign customs, yea, even in a sacrilegious 2481 | Yes 2482 I, XXXI | happened, that when they had yoked heifers to the conveyance, 2483 I, XLIX | Chapter XLIX.~But in Samaria, Zacharia the king, who was very wicked, 2484 I, XLVII | Lord, making great use of Zachariah the prophet (Isaiah, too, 2485 I, XLVII | after him, again, his son Zacharias began to reign. Of these 2486 I, XI | The names of Fares and Zarah were given to the children. 2487 II, L | by no means blame their zeal in overthrowing heretics, 2488 I, IX | Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulon, and a daughter Dinah; while 2489 I, XXVI | died. After him, Elon the Zebulonite ruled for ten years, and 2490 I, XXXVII | time, he transferred to Zion the ark of God, which, as


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