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1  4| willing that I, a man of that form of opinion, should argue
2 18|      still, all have the same form, but each has certain lineaments
3 19|    the Socratic says that the form of the true God cannot be
4 21|  CONTINUALLY ALLEGE ABOUT THE FORM AND APPEARANCE OF THEIR
5 24|     gold and silver; thus the form of empty statues has been
6 28|      BUT how unjust it is, to form a judgment on things unknown