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 1 Int   |         to be the recipient of a new Revelation of the Paraclete,
 2 Int   |         passage adduced from the New Testament4 in the whole
 3 Int(4)|     Religion, p. 275, where for 'New Testament' we should, I
 4 Ana   |    similarly, have distorted the New Testament; and many of our
 5 Ana   |      example continually attract new converts (ch. 50). ~ ~
 6 IV    |       cut down and fell with the new axes of imperial rescripts
 7 V(11) |       not men worship in private new or strange gods, except
 8 X     |          important as they are,— new, old, barbarian, Greek,
 9 XI    |      deified, as the author of a new fruit, because its discoverer
10 XVI   |     misunderstand 42. ~But now a new representation of our God
11 XXII  |    substances; nor is the name a new one. The philosophers are
12 XXII  |        remedies which are either new or absolutely opposed to
13 XXXV  |       house in the guise of some new brothel! ~But with respect
14 XXXV  |     utter than how to wish for a new Caesar. ~'But these are
15 XLVII |     similarly have corrupted the New Testament. Many of our doctrines
16 XLVII |   opinions, adulterated even our New Testament also, in order
17 XLVIII|          out of nothing? Nothing new will happen to thee! Thou,
18 L     |      example continually attract new converts. ~'WHY then,' you
19 L     |        Christians is a source of new life 130. ~Many amongst
20 App   | political gild or club than as a new religious sect 131. ~I. ~