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 1   Int,        4     |    thus adduced, and gives a statement of Philostratus about him,
 2   Int,        5     |   the date is limited by the statement that "many rule the world,"31
 3   Int,        8     |   and legendary stories. His statement that milk flowed from the
 4    II,       XI     |     contradicts, not His own statement, but their opinion about
 5    II,      XII     |    one can receive it as the statement of the suffering, not of
 6    II,     XIII     |       as it seems to me, the statement of a simpleton. For how
 7    II,      XIX     |   would have spread abroad a statement, through the device of cheating,
 8    II,      XIX     |      the Roman power a lying statement. Thus the matter was contrived
 9    II          (100)|                       1 This statement is one of the indications
10    II,      XVI     |     God," He sets aside this statement by saying, "Ye are of your
11   III,      VII     | always." The reason for this statement is as follows : A certain
12   III,       XX     |      of many falls, from the statement in that passage where Jesus
13   III,    XXXII     |        v. 9). Then he adds a statement which is obscure and full
14   III,    XLIII     |     he will he hardeneth," a statement which must be taken in conjunction
15    IV          (253)|       xxv. His very involved statement comes to this in the end,
16    IV,       VI     |       He thus introduces the statement that the heaven will be
17    IV,      VII     |        And it 265 makes this statement again, which is full of
18    IV          (276)|                    5 In this statement he passes in his philosophising
19    IV          (299)|                       2 This statement has been taken as proof
20    IV,     XXIV     |      us put to the test this statement which is so lightly made.