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1 I     | suspicion of doing it with some idea that it is unjust, as not
2 VII   |  themselves; even from the very idea of the thing, the fealty
3 IX    |     they regard with horror the idea of tasting the blood of
4 X     |         the one of which has no idea of discovering the truth,
5 XI    |         first it is an unworthy idea that He should need the
6 XVI   | everywhere in his own disk. The idea no doubt has originated
7 XVII  |     grasping Him affords us the idea of what He really is. He
8 XXI   |        enough have taken up the idea that we are worshippers
9 XXXVII|    vengeance? But away with the idea of a sect divine avenging