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 1   Int,        4     |           to Hierocles, in which he says that Apollonius was thus
 2   Int,        4     | Philostratus about him, saying, "He says that he disappeared from
 3   Int,        6     |           bishop. When his opponent says that, if to "drink any deadly
 4     I          (75) |       Malalas (ed. Dindorf, p. 329) says it was still in existence
 5    II,     VIII     |         Apostles by name,but simply says, "He that doeth the will
 6    II,       IX     |            Himself from man when He says, "None is good save one,
 7    II,       IX     |           Himself God, even as John says, "And the Word was God."
 8    II,       IX     |         essence of His own Godhead, says, "I and the Father are one";
 9    II,       XI     |            But it is as God that He says He is the Light, the Truth,
10    II,      XII     |           Mark xv. 36). But another says in a different way, "When
11    II,      XII     |        Matthew (v. 46). And another says, "Now there was set a vessel
12    II,      XII     |          John xix. 29). But another says, "And he cried out with
13    II,      XII     |             but of many. For if one says "Into thy hands I will commend
14    II,     XVII     |            all. And whether any one says " mortal," or "human being,"
15    II,     XIII     |          witness to himself when he says: "And he that saw it hath
16    II,    XVIII     |            that it is only John who says: "When they came to Jesus,
17    II,    XVIII     |          the word of marvel. For he says : "One of the soldiers with
18    II,    XVIII     |           if he is the only one who says it, and the other three
19    II,       XV     |            the Gospel, where Christ says: "Now is the judgment of
20    II,       XX     |           for part, as when S. Paul says, "I am crucified to the
21   III          (108)|        strength of its own. Harnack says that this mixed style is
22   III,     VIII     |          Isaiah with voice of might says, "We have seen him, and
23   III,     VIII     |             the Person of Christ he says, "I gave my back to scourges,
24   III,     VIII     |        Person of the Only Begotten, says (Ps. lxviii. 22), "They
25   III,       IV     |             nonsense, since Matthew says that two demons 125 from
26   III,       XI     |             by them ;130 while Mark says there was one man, but many
27   III,       XI     |        persons131 affected, when he says there were two men, but
28   III,       XI     |             reference to nature, he says: "The shepherd carefully
29   III,       XI     |             one physical nature, he says "beast" by virtue of that
30   III,       XI     |            that nature. But when he says, "The shepherd preserves
31   III,       XI     |           be unduly worried, if one says there were two demoniacs
32   III,        V     |        baffling than these, when He says, "It is easier for a camel
33   III,      XII     |     glittering in a suit of armour, says that it is this that causes
34   III,     XIII     |        Peter's faith wavers when he says, "If thou art such, bid
35   III,     XIII     |          come to thee." When Christ says "Come," He means "Come to
36   III,     XIII     |             If thou art." So Christ says, "Come and learn. Thou needest
37   III,     XIII     |            for men. So when S. Paul says, "The night is far spent,"
38   III,      VII     |         this either. It is where He says, "The poor ye have always,
39   III,       XV     |           is a far-famed one, which says, "Except ye eat my flesh
40   III,      XVI     |             other passage, where He says, "Such signs shall follow
41   III,     XXIV     |           like that wherein S. Paul says, "We are buried with Him
42   III,      XXV     |          from the demon. So when He says "To this mountain," He means "
43   III,    XVIII     |              He does not do it, but says to him, "Thou shalt not
44   III,    XVIII     |           Scripture somewhere which says with regard to Him, "In
45   III,      XIX     |          addresses to Peter when He says, "Get thee behind me, Satan,
46   III,    XXVII     |         Himself.]~ ~"Wherefore," he says, "receive a surname worthy
47   III,    XXVII     |         devil and not Peter when He says: "Get thee behind me, Satan."
48   III          (181)|           in Bk. IV. ch. iv when he says, "Peter, though he received
49   III,     XXII     |         wife, for this is what Paul says : " Have we not power to
50   III,      XXX     |       without law,193 as he himself says, and he went with the Jews
51   III,      XXX     |         accusers of himself when he says: "If I build again those
52   III,   XXXIII     |             man to obey the law, he says, "As many as are under the
53   III,       XL     |         towards the law.~ ~[When he says that to do one thing in
54   III,       XL     |          Christ has sowed. Hence he says, " Not concerning oxen were
55   III,    XXXIV     |       inclines to obey the law, and says it is |108 praiseworthy
56   III,     XXXV     |             x. 20, and also what he says in 1 Cor. viii. 4 and 8
57   III,     XLII     |        their judgment void, when he says, "An idol is nothing in
58   III,     XLII     |        Apostle speaks truth when he says, "An idol is nothing in
59   III,     XLII     |             but he is refuted as he says it; for fire, water, air,
60   III,    XXXVI     |       Epistle to the Corinthians he says, "But concerning virgins
61   III,    XLIII     |            did not mean, as when he says, "On whom he will he hath
62   III,    XLIII     |            his judgment).~ ~When he says that "There shall arise
63   III,    XLIII     |            have its completion." He says that the tasting of wine
64    IV,        I     |        though He had it not. And he says that he that rejoices does
65    IV,       II     |           and perverted, wherein he says, "We which are alive and
66    IV,       II     |          becomes very plain when he says, "We which are alive." For
67    IV,      XII     |           be clouds, as when Isaiah says (xv. 6), " I will command
68    IV,      XII     |           upon Israel. Again Daniel says (vii. 13) that Christ will
69    IV,      XII     |            civ. 3). Also the Gospel says, "He shall send forth his
70    IV,        V     |           take hold of, when Christ says : "Take heed that no man
71    IV,        V     |             concerning many that He says that such shall arise.~ ~
72    IV,      VII     |            heaven and earth when He says : "Father, Lord of heaven
73    IV,      VII     |           are sent from it, when he says : "A man can do 266 nothing,
74    IV,      VII     |          who sits there, for He 269 says: "The heaven is my throne,
75    IV,      XVI     |             is plucked, and then he says farewell to his tent, and
76    IV,      XVI     |           artificer. Just so Christ says His "Logos" 275 will remain
77    IV,      XVI     |            and the Psalmist when he says, "Fall down before his footstool,
78    IV,       IX     |           other utterance, as Jesus says, "I thank thee, Father,
79    IV,        X     |             are weak, as He Himself says, that He faced sins, were
80    IV,      XIX     |           the Apostle means when he says, "But such were some of
81    IV,      XXV     |        Apostle be blamed in what he says to those who have been "
82    IV,      XXV     |         deed has been put off.~ ~He says 287 that this does not befall
83    IV,      XXV     |             by the Gospel, where it says, "Go and make disciples
84    IV,    XXIII     |            successor Joshua. For he says to the people, "And now
85    IV,    XXIII     |        incorporeal beings that Paul says, "For though there be that
86     V               |            and Works, and Turrianus says that Magnetes writes as
87     V               |         faith, the divine Scripture says, "Abraham believed God,