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 1     I          (72)| Philostorgius, and Joannes Malalas, say that the statue was at Paneas.
 2    II,     VIII    |           power in your midst. So I say to you as to blind men, '
 3    II,     XVII    |            Therefore when he had to say "reed," he said "hyssop"
 4    II,      XIX    |          were about him, at once, I say, they would have spread
 5    II,      XIX    |           face.99 Whence they would say that He had appeared to
 6    II,       XV    |             If indeed you intend to say it is the Emperor, I answer
 7    II,      XXI    |             father. Nor does Christ say so. The words do not mean "
 8   III,        X    |           from them.~ ~But when you say that Moses' writings perished
 9   III,       IV    |             the swine, will not one say : "Alas, what ignorance !
10   III,       XI    |            two demons, but does not say that two men were possessed
11   III,       VI    |           truth about that locality say that there is not a sea
12   III,      XIV    |           by punctuating, "Verily I say unto thee to-day, thou shalt
13   III,      XIV    |            is quite untenable. They say He had power as God, but
14   III,      XIV    |        Passion, He could truthfully say, "Me ye have not always,"
15   III,       XV    |        starting-point, as one might say. Speak to us therefore,
16   III,       XV    |             not record --- I do not say, this action, but even the
17   III,    XXIII    |           that no one else dared to say, "My flesh is food and my
18   III,    XXIII    |             so the body, that is to say, the bread, and the blood,
19   III,     XXIV    |             Passing them by, I will say something about men of to-day.
20   III,     XVII    |           of mustard seed, verily I say unto you, ye shall say to
21   III,     XVII    |            I say unto you, ye shall say to this mountain, Be thou
22   III,      XIX    |           out. The words, one might say, provoke a battle of inconsistency
23   III,      XIX    |         this, and then hears Christ say (as though He had forgotten
24   III,       XX    |         where Jesus said to him, "I say not unto thee until seven
25   III,    XXVII    |              So he prompts Peter to say: "Be it far from thee, Lord,
26   III,    XXVII    |           firmly set, by making him say what was unworthy of the
27   III,   XXVIII    |              by a blow, not (as you say) of a sword, but |97 of
28   III,     XXII    |           be "led away," that is to say, put to death. So it is
29   III,     XXII    |             such experiences did He say "Feed my lambs" ? For I
30   III,     XXIX    |           in view was to do |99 and say what was most profitable.
31   III,     XXXI    |         beside the point for him to say : "I speak the truth in
32   III,  XXXVIII    |             Romans, and so he could say he was not a Jew but a Roman.~ ~
33   III,    XXXII    |        saying, "Or doth not the law say these things ? For in the
34   III,    XXXII    |             of the oxen, or doth he say it on our account? On our
35   III,    XXXVI    |          were some great thing, and say that they are filled with
36   III,    XLIII    |         clear at once why he should say, "I have no commandment
37   III,    XLIII    |            by a command, they might say that the fault was His if
38   III,    XLIII    |         abstention from meats, they say that they raise the citadel
39    IV,       II    |            it is full of twaddle to say that men will ever be caught
40    IV,     XIII    |            meaning of "end," we may say, first, that it is even
41    IV,      XIV    |           it to the end, they would say that it proved they were
42    IV,       XV    |         Christians, and then do you say that none of the things
43    IV,      VII    |             pray, how could any one say that the words of Jesus
44    IV,      VII    |            27). And the prophets267 say that neaven is the holy
45    IV,        X    |             more reasonable kind (I say this by way of contrast), "
46    IV,      XIX    |          following what you have to say, what the Apostle means
47    IV,      XXV    |             s teaching. He does not say at once "Ye were sanctified,"
48    IV,      XXV    |             is purified, that is to say, sanctified. For as soda
49    IV,      XXI    |                 At any rate, if you say that angels stand before
50    IV,     XXIV    |            shall raise --- shall we say ? --- the man who died three
51    IV,      XXX    |            And even if it is as you say, and Priam or Nestor died
52    IV,      XXX    |            of petty folk, when they say, "If He is going to raise
53    IV,      XXX    |        destructible, what are we to say about Him who ordained the
54    IV,      XXX    |            Himself created. As some say that it is impossible for
55     V              |           lump of faith, that is to say, by making it firm and fermenting
56     V              |          the old leaven, that is to say, without the corruption