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 1   Int,        2     |     course Macarius Magnes may simply mean "The Blessed Magnesian." ~ ~
 2   Int,        3     |       Philaktheis Logoi (often simply referred to as Philalethes,
 3   Int          (14) |     such authority, Dr. Salmon simply states it as a fact in the
 4   Int,        3     |       any case the Apocriticus simply contains a series of excerpts
 5   Int          (39) |      The Blessed Magnesian" as simply a nom deguerre, or as suggesting
 6   Int          (39) |      author, while others have simply written of him as Magnetes.~ ~
 7   Int,        6     |    know of him, that he should simply arrange another man's work.
 8   Int,       10     |     Macarius, but it is better simply to refer to the pages which
 9    II,     VIII     |       His Apostles by name,but simply says, "He that doeth the
10    II,       XI     |        inferiors. He therefore simply allows that if, in their
11    II,      XII     |   death in a truthful way, and simply repeated it by rote, neither
12    II,     XVII     |      For instance, if some one simply speaks of the rational as "
13   III,     VIII     |       Spirit, |54 and He would simply have thrust aside all the
14   III,       XI     | tributary. Indeed, the Emperor simply appointed as king of Judaea
15   III,    XXIII     |       signifies the earth when simply stated,157 and the earth
16   III,     XXIV     |        boasting of their faith simply because they have some skill
17   III,      XXV     |     the afflicted boy." Had He simply said "a mountain" it might
18   III,    XXVII     | article all through; it is not simply, "Thou art an anointed one,
19   III,   XXXIII     |      This is instead of saying simply that it is not right to
20   III,     XXXV     |   sacrificed |109 to idols, he simply teaches that these matters
21    IV,      XIX     |     and disgusting things, and simply by being baptised and calling
22    IV,      XIX     |       of countless wrongdoings simply by being baptised. Such
23    IV,      XXV     |      the level of the law, but simply forgives it.~ ~A true illustration
24    IV,     XXVI     |        the name of god if they simply draw their divinity from
25    IV,     XXIV     |     not possible with Him ; He simply cannot bring it about that
26    IV,      XXX     |       difficulty. I will speak simply, and not with any flowery
27    IV,      XXX     |      the wickedness, . . . but simply allowing human nature to
28     V          (323)|        seem. likely that he is simply dealing with the quotation