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 1 II(8)     | idol-making, astrology, &c., were held to be incompatible with
 2 VII       |           and thenceforward it is held as a fact, and is called
 3 XI        |          generated, as Pythagoras held, or formed and created,
 4 XV        |           three starved Hercules' held up to derision. Moreover,
 5 XV        |    contempt in which the gods are held both by those who perform
 6 XXVI      |         some of her own gods; she held sway before she constructed
 7 XXXIX(109)|            k The agape, then, was held in the evening; see note,
 8 XLVI      |   standard. ~WE have, as I think, held our position against that
 9 XLVII     |        then our doctrines must be held to be the counterfeits of
10 XLVIII    |      animal food? And any one who held this view would be persuaded
11 App(136)  |       Eucharist, the former being held in the evening, and the