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 1  1|            And it was not without reason that that remarkable and
 2  2|           of about one another by reason of our separation, we agreed
 3  5|    deliberates still. Nor without reason; since the mediocrity of
 4 10| congregate freely, unless for the reason that what they adore and
 5 13|      preferred to all men for the reason, not that he had discovered
 6 14|       very well known to occur by reason of the facility of the hearers,
 7 16|           greater uncertainty, by reason of the uncertainty of his
 8 17|            EVERY ONE ENDOWED WITH REASON HOLDS THAT IT WAS ESTABLISHED
 9 17|            as is our converse and reason, whereby we recognise, feel,
10 17|            have neither right nor reason to be ignorant of the celestial
11 17|           perfected by the divine reason, and assert that it was
12 17|          highest intelligence and reason. What! when the order of
13 18|           in general. What is the reason of our being born? what
14 19|           be by us, but mind, and reason, and spirit? Let us review,
15 19|          but for the most part of reason. Zeno, his master, will
16 19|  sometimes the air, and sometimes reason, to be the beginning of
17 20|          by the authority both of reason and of antiquity. For our
18 22|           authority. And for this reason Plato rightly expelled from
19 23|        generation ceased, for the reason that no assent is any longer
20 28|     falsehood. And if any one, by reason of greater weakness, overcome
21 28|         you feel and do? when, if reason and not the instigation
22 29|         HE WAS INNOCENT, BUT WITH REASON THAT HE WAS GOD. BUT, ON
23 29|         is sustained by a natural reason, or your own religion is
24 30|           but devoured them. With reason were infants sacrificed
25 31|     daughters, with sisters. With reason, therefore, is incest frequently
26 32|          nor see. Verily for this reason we believe Him to be God,
27 37|         either is willing without reason to undergo punishment, or