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 1    I, 10  | sacrifices. You sell the whole divinity (of your gods). You will
 2   II, 2   |        actual doubt, about the divinity. Diogenes, when asked what
 3   II, 3   |    PHILOSOPHERS MAINTAINED THE DIVINITY OF THE ELEMENTS; THE ABSURDITY
 4   II, 3   |       god, and that what lacks divinity is born of what is not divine.
 5   II, 3   |    that essential character of divinity, eternity,which is reckoned
 6   II, 4   |       and that the property of divinity, innate in Himself, must
 7   II, 5   |   REASONS ADVANCED AGAINST THE DIVINITY OF THE ELEMENTS.~Why, then,
 8   II, 5   |     only that a faith in their divinity has been deemed compatible
 9   II, 6   |      their magnitude, or their divinity. For that which you suppose
10   II, 7   |        be gods, with proofs of divinity, like the African Mopsus
11   II, 8   |     the evidence of their true divinity, how much more must this
12   II, 10  |    raised a question as to his divinity against Antinous? Was even
13   II, 11  |      not content to assert the divinity of such as were once known
14   II, 13  |    admit into the ranks of the divinity those whom they cannot assert
15   II, 13  |       wholesale distributor of divinity. Let us accordingly examine
16   II, 16  |         and challenging (their divinity) by means of rival attainments,
17  app, frag|        is shown to have had no divinity either, for he was a human
18  app, frag|    eternal God, of sempiternal divinity, prescient of futurity,