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 1 I     | then, give way to a dislike simply because they are entirely
 2 I     |    become its disciples. By simply getting acquainted with
 3 II    |    proved--may be condemned simply on its own confession. So
 4 IV    |     the thing to be lawful, simply on the ground that you wish
 5 IV    |     that commends them, but simply that they are just; and
 6 VIII  |     that is another's work, simply take your place beside a
 7 X     |    the truth, and the other simply and at once rejects it.
 8 XII   |     images, I regard hem as simply pieces of matter akin to
 9 XXXVII| insurrectionary banner, but simply in enmity to you, we could
10 XLIV  |     Christian there, except simply as being such; or if one
11 XLVII |    philosophers? The reason simply is, that they have been