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1    I, 3|  that impiety is too mild a word for them, by declining to
2    I, 3|     a complaint is due to a word or a name, unless indeed
3    I, 3| country, being a good Greek word, as many others also are,
4    I, 8|     utterance was BEKKOS, a word which means "bread" in the
5   II, 2|   consider, answered by the word "Nothing." Even Socrates
6   II, 4|     WRONG DERIVATION OF THE WORD THEOS. THE NAME INDICATIVE
7   II, 4|  one, it is clear that that word must have had some other
8   II, 4|     from the meaning of the word as from the idea of godhead,