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 1   Int,        1     |        but one or two concern the Old Testament, and some in the
 2   Int,        3     |       German theory was really an old French one, which had been
 3   Int,        8     |        This is the reading of the Old Syriac and some of the Latin
 4    II,     XVII     |          dreams? No man, young or old, no woman, whether aged
 5   III,     VIII     | foreknowledge of the noble men of old, and stultified the words
 6   III,     VIII     |       foreknowledge of the men of old time, for Jeremiah would
 7   III,        X     |           being called God in the Old Testament, prophecy is full
 8   III,    XXIII     |       same), are the words of the Old and New Testaments spoken
 9    IV          (265)|       hint that he is quoting the Old Testament, but Macarius
10    IV,      XVI     |      Psalmist compares them to an old garment rolled up and changed;
11    IV,      XIX     |           as a snake puts off his old slough. Who is there who
12    IV,      XXX     |          poor man lying down, the old man falling and the young
13     V               |      pleasing to God, without the old leaven, that is to say,