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 1    I, 4 |     allow your philosophers the right of attaching themselves
 2    I, 5 | apostates. However, you have no right to call them Christians,
 3    I, 16|        and have even thought it right to dispense with earthly
 4    I, 20|        are, give us rather your right hands in fellowship, unite
 5   II, 4 |         Thales of Miletus quite right, when, star-gazing as he
 6   II, 5 |      therefore, your conduct is right enough, because you consider
 7   II, 8 |     Hades, and put it under his right hand, because the care of
 8   II, 9 |       to do violence to law and right, because struck with madness,
 9   II, 14|     CONDITION, WHAT PRE-EMINENT RIGHT HAD THEY TO SUCH HONOUR?
10   II, 14|         stroke, and it was only right that she, who had bestowed