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 1   Int               |        possession, with the risk of being lost. The only edition is
 2   Int,        1     |     subjects, |11 Christ's miracles being first attacked, and then
 3   Int,        1     |             words, the chief charge being that of inconsistency. There
 4   Int,        5     |             of His humanity, and so being caught by the hook of His
 5   Int          (40) |      non-eternity of punishment, of being a follower tou~ dussebou~
 6   Int,        6     |           elaborate theory of there being two men who are responsible
 7   Int,        6     |    Philalethes, |23 a real dialogue being conceivably the foundation
 8   Int,        6     |          the two books of Hierocles being quite obscured. Nothing
 9   Int,        9     |          into private possession by being left by the curator Apostolides
10   Int,        9     |        flesh thus given, and of its being turned into bread as a concession
11   Int,        9     |        comes. But the fact of there being such an interpolation adds
12   Int          (69) |            Magnesia, Leipzig, 1907, being No. 4 of vol. xxxi. in Texte
13   Int,       10     |           it derived from Origen as being the non-eternity of punishment,
14   Int,       10     |             Godhead and His manhood being for ever indissoluble. Allusion
15    II,     VIII     |      personal subsistence,83 but by being made one in grace of will.
16    II,     VIII     |           subsistence but in faith, being mystically present with
17    II,     XVII     |           and yet another as "human being," he will mention many things
18    II,     XVII     |           says " mortal," or "human being," or "endowed with speech,"
19    II,     XVII     |       everything was at that moment being driven about in confusion;
20    II,     XVII     |            blow, and the rocks were being rent and struck by the crash.
21    II,      XIX     |             himself deceived, or as being altogether put out of countenance
22    II,      XIX     |             the Emperor, and orders being issued to believe what they
23    II,       XV     |           of the ruler of the world being cast out, as if he were
24    II,      XVI     |           receives pity from all as being sorely tried.~ ~
25   III,        I     |        Pilate His judge, instead of being mocked like any gutter-snipe.~ ~
26   III,     VIII     |            no truth whatever in God being enrolled among men as the
27   III,     VIII     |        would He have won healing by being pierced with evil. Nor would
28   III,     VIII     |            laughter of his comrades being turned upon him in abundance,
29   III,       II     |           body," and yet He Himself being in an agony and keeping
30   III,       IX     |             not judge a herb by its being disagreeable, but look within
31   III,       IX     |      suffering"; and rightly so, as being associated with good cheer.
32   III,       IX     |          glory. This worm came into being without parentage and union;
33   III,        X     |          far from the Crucified not being called God in the Old Testament,
34   III,       IV     |             to him. For the latter, being unable to drive the barbarians
35   III,       IV     |           large a herd of swine was being kept at that time in the
36   III,       XI     |            imagine that the demons, being terribly overcome134 by
37   III,       XI     |             the ordinance which was being ignored by those who inhabited
38   III,       XI     |            of Antipater, the latter being the man who supported the
39   III,       XI     |        guardianship of the law, and being inflamed accordingly.~ ~
40   III,       XI     |        might do so. For the demons, being greatly troubled, resorted
41   III,       XI     |           been left in doubt as not being perceptible, and a matter
42   III,       XI     |          matter of suspicion as not being in bodily form. For any
43   III,        V     |           This follows from poverty being able to save the poor man,
44   III,        V     |          character, and in the end, being compelled to go to the houses
45   III,      XII     |           aside, and is punished by being cut off from life. And no
46   III,    XXIII     |           better food and position, being enrolled among men, receiving
47   III,    XXIII     |           we men have all come into being in our bodies, and it is
48   III,    XXIII     |      through His operative word, as being truly the result of His
49   III,    XXIII     |          For all men have come into being by receiving their body
50   III,    XXIII     | satisfaction, and soon vanishes, as being without share of divine
51   III,    XXIII     |             blessed land of Christ, being joined with the power of
52   III,    XXIII     |             is His blood used up by being drunk, but while he that
53   III,     XXIV     |            within, without any harm being received. So that which
54   III,      XXV     |           speaking of the demon, as being something which exalts itself
55   III,    XXVII     |           and so he was desirous of being a hindrance to the cross.
56   III,     XXIX     |           is the chance of the Jews being scandalised, hoping in time
57   III,      XXX     |             it was that Paul said, "Being free, I made myself the
58   III,   XXXVII     |          attack in dense array, we, being as it were pierced all round
59   III,   XXXVII     |            Paul did similar good by being all things to all men. Sometimes
60   III,   XXXVII     |            forbid a certain drug as being harmful, and yet in a bad
61   III,    XXXII     |          long ago been brought into being. For if God does not take
62   III          (229)|          here stated ; their system being founded on the theory of
63    IV,        I     |           in the order of phenomena being changed ? And if the condition
64    IV,        I     |            the sound of protest,240 being reduced to silence by the
65    IV,        I     |             He has created, but, as being much grieved over it, He
66    IV,       II     |             which were brought into being, and ordained that each
67    IV,       II     |           the things that come into being. For He does not do and
68    IV          (255)|          within a few months of his being charged to feed the lambs.~ ~
69    IV          (256)|          seed of the dragon, for by being beheaded Paul lured the
70    IV,       VI     |             of judgment, itself too being about to be judged, together
71    IV,       VI     |         worthy of a better fate, as being fixed by a divine ordinance
72    IV,      VII     |             Isaiah about the heaven being rolled up as a scroll (Isa.
73    IV,     VIII     |              These sayings, besides being base and unsuitable to such
74    IV,      XIX     |    disgusting things, and simply by being baptised and calling on
75    IV,      XIX     |       actions only by believing and being baptised, and in the |139
76    IV,      XIX     |     countless wrongdoings simply by being baptised. Such then is the
77    IV,     XXVI     |             as supreme, and without being one of them. He is uncreate,
78    IV,     XXVI     |        angel or any other spiritual being except the one true God. ~ ~
79    IV,    XXVII     |        unclean growth of the flesh, being begotten and begetting and
80    IV,    XXVII     |       nature therein.~ ~[As for God being so material as to have "
81    IV,     XXII     |            her unborn child, before being born and swaddled in due
82    IV,   XXVIII     |             it together when it was being dissolved by its sins. The
83    IV,     XXIX     |             a man would be by a dog being called after him. To call
84    IV,     XXIV     |         would He be able to sin, as being good by nature. If then
85    IV,     XXIV     |           and is not prevented from being evil; nevertheless, even
86    IV,      XXX     |          which is created come into being from what existed already
87    IV,      XXX     |         from nothing). But if, from being nothing, God has given it
88    IV,      XXX     |             For He who brought into being that which was not, will
89    IV,      XXX     |     covering, does not dissolve its being, but on the contrary, it
90    IV,      XXX     |            contrary, it rejoices in being clothed with a fairer beauty
91    IV,      XXX     |             it holds down the whole being of things in obscurity,
92    IV,      XXX     |         babe receiving suck, sorrow being brought by care and disease
93    IV,      XXX     |             city welcomed, equality being shunned and that which is
94    IV,      XXX     |           and that which is unequal being sought after, the nature
95    IV,      XXX     |             on account of any other being, but heaven and earth and
96    IV,      XXX     |           not seeing it, he himself being in both cases his own arbiter
97    IV,      XXX     |   brightness of heavenly doctrines, being himself aware of salvation
98     V               |            put in a lamp, so faith, being as it were put into a lamp,