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 1   Int          (11) |        in the translation which follows, and reference is occasionally
 2   Int,        8     |        the latter case Macarius follows him, but adds that there
 3   Int,        9     |        In the translation which follows, I have suggested a few
 4    II,     XVII     |       gave us help. Speaking as follows, we gave a clear interpretation
 5    II,       XV     |        of these things, then it follows that it is a world. And
 6   III               |         his speech to us was as follows : -- ~ ~Introduction to
 7   III               |       he had spoken, replied as follows, beginning with his first
 8   III,       IX     | Gethsemane must be explained as follows : The devil had seen His
 9   III,       XI     |    speech of educated men often follows this usage. For example,
10   III,        V     |        that are most base. This follows from poverty being able
11   III          (139)|                      1 Macarius follows his opponent in omitting
12   III          (148)|                       1 He here follows the Septuagint.~ ~
13   III,      VII     |        for this statement is as follows : A certain woman brought
14   III          (157)|       word " in the clause that follows, viz. lo&gw| dhmiourgi/aj?~ ~
15   III,     XXVI     |        in itself to do so, what follows makes it plain that it would
16   III          (177)|   reconstruct? the two parts as follows : the first part as containing
17   III          (185)|       to imply that one passage follows after the other. The objector
18   III          (193)|           as is clear from what follows.~ ~
19   III,    XLIII     |      him. The explanation is as follows: --- ~ ~Virginity is a difficult
20    IV               |        much laughter, saying as follows: --- ~ ~THE CHRISTIAN~ ~(
21    IV          (237)|        this," in which Macarius follows him.~ ~
22    IV,        X     |        the righteous is not, it follows that he who was neither
23    IV,      XXV     |     defence and the array which follows, see the flash of light
24    IV          (291)| Polyarchia ( poluarxi/a ) which follows.~ ~
25    IV          (301)|             1 Blondel's edition follows Nicephorus in reading au0tw~
26    IV,      XXX     |        But if we grant this, it follows that we may argue that there
27     V               |         that Magnetes writes as follows concerning the faith of