Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|       human teacher. Now, then, suppose we advise all our brethren
 2   1,   4 |   rather to be called an abuse. Suppose, then, we were wanderers
 3   1,  28 |       connection with you. For, suppose that you had a great deal
 4   2,  33 |        as the following. Let us suppose some man to have admitted:
 5   2,  33 | opinions are true. For example, suppose that a man propounds the
 6   3,  25 |       each other, we are not to suppose there is any rule that what
 7   3,  35 |       cannot be true, unless we suppose that the writer who says "
 8   4,   7 |     passages of Holy Scripture. Suppose I had taken the further
 9   4,   7 |      the affliction of Joseph." Suppose those men who, assuming
10   4,   8 |         are not by any means to suppose that it is our duty to imitate
11   4,  12 |  purpose of teaching should not suppose that he has said what he
12   4,  21 |         with this topic, says: "Suppose a painter should depict
13   4,  22 |               But we are not to suppose that it is against rule
14   4,  24 |        a speaker, we are not to suppose on that account that he