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1  Int,   1|  Moreover, a cursory glance at ancient history shows clearly how
2    2,  16|  common to the cultures of the ancient Near East come to life in
3    2,  16|    Prov 20:5). It is true that ancient Israel did not come to knowledge
4    3,  33|    ignores the teaching of the ancient philosophers who proposed
5    4,  36|        rested content with the ancient myths, but wanted to provide
6    4,  36|       which took its rise from ancient traditions but allowed a
7    4,  36|    into fruitful dialogue with ancient philosophy, which offered
8    4,  43| rediscovering the treasures of ancient philosophy, and more particularly
9    6,  74| comparison with the masters of ancient philosophy. This is true