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 1    I, 2 |         THEY DISPENSED WITH ALL FORM OF TRIAL. TERTULLIAN URGES
 2    I, 2 |    trials contrary to the usual form of judicial process against
 3    I, 8 |         human voice, they might form their speech without hearing
 4    I, 9 |          Under the same natural form, malice and folly have always
 5    I, 10|  beardless youth of Apollo; you form a virgin from Diana; in
 6    I, 11|       under the same emblematic form. The same Cornelius Tacitus,
 7    I, 12|       material is the same: the form, too, is of no importance,
 8    I, 12|       by a rough stock, without form, and by the merest rudiment
 9    I, 12|     anything else, hit upon the form of a wooden cross, because
10    I, 12|      then, from this rudimental form and prop, as it were, he
11    I, 14|       it matters not what their form may be, when our concern
12   II, 2 |    Arcesilaus makes a threefold form of the divinity--the Olympian,
13   II, 4 | uncertain speculations. Plato's form for the world was round.
14   II, 6 |         as it recovers its full form; its greater losses you
15   II, 8 | combined both figures under one form Anubis, in which there may
16   II, 13|        sketching him out in the form of the very money which