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 1 1 |                  his mind) was, as one may suppose, naturally excited
 2 1 |              Pythian demon, which, you may be sure, neatly managed
 3 1 |           Author thereof. From God you may learn about that which you
 4 2 |              who is in quest of wisdom may have gone so far, as a matter
 5 2 |           prophets; (but be this as it may), if you take t he philosophers,
 6 2 |              philosophers. And this we may do by recalling all questions
 7 2 |             preconceived conceits, one may fairly admit on mere human
 8 2 |                added, that no solution may be found by any man, but
 9 3 |               they which are; approved may be made manifest!" We should
10 3 |        patriarchs of heretics, as they may be fairly called. The apostle,
11 3 |      philosophy captivates the heathen may be removed, and the means
12 3 |                the faith of Christians may be repressed. We have already
13 4 |               generated. For the maker may really be called the parent
14 5 |               s friend Aristotle. They may very possibly hold themselves
15 5 |    indescribable quintessence, if that may be called a body which rather
16 8 |             object is invisible, which may be quite plainly seen by
17 9 |              her of seeing visions. It may possibly have happened to
18 9 |              to us whatever things she may have seen in vision (for
19 9 |              in order that their truth may be probed). "Amongst other
20 9 |               and moves about. This we may at once be induced to admit
21 10|           well-known surgeon, or (as I may almost call him) butcher,
22 10|              that respiration likewise may be effected without the
23 10|               the spirit are two, they may be divided; and thus, by
24 10|                 two). Still two things may surely coalesce in growth.
25 12|                But if these affections may certainly be all of them
26 13|               the soul"). And that you may also have God's voucher
27 15|               Andreas and Asclepiades (may be placed their brother)
28 15|               which the purpose of God may agree; in other words, a
29 15|                our friend) Asclepiades may go in quest of his goats
30 16|                also in Christ. For you may behold this triad of qualities
31 17|              the soul. But further, it may well be insisted on that
32 17|                even before he died. We may not, I say, we may not call
33 17|            died. We may not, I say, we may not call into question the
34 19|              and lacing through it, it may so attain its growth. Indeed,
35 19|                infancy of a log, then, may have an intellect (suitable
36 19|         suitable to it): how much more may that of a human being, whose
37 19|               being, whose soul (which may be compared with the nascent
38 20|               In like manner, the soul may well be uniform in its seminal
39 21|              ACTUATES AN INDIVIDUAL SO MAY HIS CHARACTER CHANGE.~Now,
40 21|          Valentinian trinity" (that we may still keep the condemnation
41 21|             change, in order that they may be able to establish and
42 22|       vindication and proof; whence it may be seen that the soul is
43 22|             simply repeated, that they may not seem to be forgotten
44 24|                with Hermogenes. But it may be further observed, that
45 24|              influence of training; he may become, with his beautiful
46 24|               his tongue. A wild beast may lay aside his habits, but
47 25|            digression, in order that I may explain how all souls are
48 25|             preliminary statements, we may also refer to the case of
49 29|            from wisdom, because wisdom may possibly be sometimes sharpened
50 31|               is not a secret process? may not the work of a thousand
51 32|              or into a quail?--nay, it may be, feed on carrion, even
52 32|         dignity)? In the same way, you may submit all other instances
53 32|            them in turn. Now, whatever may be the measure and whatever
54 32|             whereas the nature thereof may possibly belong to many
55 33|              and the shambles, that it may itself be killed, even as
56 33|                and wolves, so that all may see how it has got a man'
57 33|              fire, that his very grave may be cheated. In no other
58 33|                  the former, that they may escape more speedily the
59 33|        sentence,--the latter that they may more tardily incur it. How
60 33|            trembling expectation faith may make full trial of her anxious
61 35|               passage. Evil deeds (one may be sure) appertain to life.
62 35|             with him such a compact as may be deemed compatible with
63 35|            some act of virtue, that it may be driven from body to body,
64 35|                the grace of God and so may be transferred to another
65 37|              the will of God, whatever may be the method which it is
66 37|               the soul's birth, that I may omit nothing incidental
67 37|            when it is extended: for it may be increased in form, but
68 40|              body, not soul. Now a cup may minister to a thirsty man;
69 40|           actually committed the crime may bear the weight of the penalty,
70 42|                that our subject-matter may terminate where the soul
71 43|        supposed to be beyond nature he may, (if he likes,) be safe
72 43|       disposition of things, that they may seemingly be accounted as
73 43|         natural in its condition which may be rendered non-natural
74 43|               spoke; in Order that men may see that sleep is a natural
75 43|             indeed, has willed (and it may be said in passing that
76 44|          separation from his body? You may conjecture it to be anything
77 45|               exercise these faculties may be dimmed in us, it is still
78 45|           extinguished; except that it may seem to be itself absent
79 47|           regarded as emanating, which may be compared to the actual
80 47|             steal over them as best he may in their very sleep, if
81 48|               Plato); and possibly all may be no other than the result
82 48|             order that such abstinence may produce the required purity;
83 49|             and from this circumstance may have arisen the remarkable
84 50|               that by their blood they may extinguish Antichrist. Even
85 51|       commencement of the nerves, they may well seem to be prolonged,
86 52|            divided? For although a man may breathe his last for joy,
87 53|               various issues of death, may expect from us a special
88 56| notwithstanding such appointment, they may be shortened by the will
89 56|                validity, if they still may be accomplished in some
90 56|           hanging on the breast; or it may be an immature boy; or it
91 56|              be an immature boy; or it may be, once more, a youth arrived
92 57|             suffered violent deaths. I may be permitted to use the
93 57|              are proclaiming, that men may not readily believe that
94 57|                to Hades, and that they may overthrow faith in the resurrection
95 57|                their relatives, as one may find in Heraclides, or Nymphodorus,
96 58|           during life, how much rather may they not happen after death