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Alphabetical [« »] administered 2 admissible 1 admission 1 admit 10 admits 7 admitted 8 admixture 2	Frequency [« »] 11 use 11 vision 10 able 10 admit 10 alive 10 am 10 argument	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus A treatise on the soul IntraText - Concordances admit

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 1 2 |     conceits, one may fairly admit on mere human testimony;
 2 9 |    may at once be induced to admit from contemplating man's
 3 14|    the body itself would not admit of such a partition as they
 4 18|      it or not, if one shall admit it as an associate in the
 5 18|  sensuous faculties, we only admit it so far as the natural
 6 24|   forgetfulness, how will it admit the opposite state of recollection?
 7 32| therefore, the soul does not admit of change, lest it should
 8 46| people of Telmessus will not admit that dreams are in any case
 9 57|   Nicander affirms. Well, we admit apparitions of dead persons
10 58|      up within Hades: do you admit this? (It is true, whether)