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 1   Int,        4     |       writing about Hierocles he speaks of Apollonius "who, as you
 2   Int,        6     |         to those of the East, he speaks of Montanus of Phrygia,
 3   Int,        6     |     world,50 were it not that he speaks elsewhere of the Romans
 4   Int,       10     | substance of created things." He speaks of Christ in one place as
 5   Int,       10     |         one passage (iii. 14) he speaks of His manhood as having
 6    II,      VII     |       the heavenly armour Christ speaks thus: "This warfare will
 7    II,       XI     |         His divine acts.~ ~So He speaks as man when He does not
 8    II,     XVII     |     instance, if some one simply speaks of the rational as " man,"
 9    II,     XVII     |     outer garment. Whether a man speaks of a "mantle" or a "cloak"
10   III,       XI     |         disturb you that Matthew speaks of two men possessed with
11   III,       XI     |         of only one. For Matthew speaks of two demons, but does
12   III,       XI     |           or perhaps Matthew |65 speaks of the number of persons131
13   III,       XI     |       guards the flock, if a man speaks in reference to nature,
14   III,       XI     |        preserves the beasts," he speaks in virtue of their number.
15   III          (153)|                       1 Macarius speaks of His death as o9 mustiko_
16   III,     XXIX     |       that conduct of which Paul speaks. His inconsistency was not
17   III,     XXIX     |          parties.186~ ~When Paul speaks of "false apostles," 187
18   III,     XXXI     |          Paul, who often when he speaks seems to forget his own
19   III,     XXXI     |          plays the hypocrite and speaks of what he is not, lays
20   III,     XXXV     |          and x. 25-26.~ ~When he speaks again of the eating of things
21   III,     XXXV     |        provided only that no one speaks to them in warning. Wherein
22   III,     XXXV     |        Cor. x. 20).213~ ~Thus he speaks and writes : and again he
23   III,     XLII     |      idols. So the great Apostle speaks truth when he says, "An
24   III,    XLIII     |     humble reverence for what he speaks of, for he gives his opinion "
25    IV,        X     |         repentance, so that Paul speaks thus : "Jesus Christ came