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 1        1, XXXVII|      therefore, is there in supposing that, if God wished to send
 2        3, XXVII |     it possible that, while supposing the marvels related by the
 3        3, XXXI  |    of such a power?--always supposing it to be conceded that these
 4        3, XLI   |    body, as a God, and with supposing that we act piously in so
 5        4, XLV   | their city and country, and supposing that the only means left
 6        6, XXXIV |     seems likely that, even supposing that he had heard a few
 7        7, XVIII |   most vulgar of errors, in supposing that in the law and the
 8        7, XXVI  |    civil economy unchanged, supposing that they should embrace
 9        7, LX    |    effects to a select few, supposing that it does really make
10        7, LXIII |   in his interest. So that, supposing it possible for a man to
11        8, XXIV  |    idol festivals. And even supposing that there are such beings
12        8, LI    |  away." And he adds, "Thus, supposing that pleasure were the highest
13        8, LXVII |     allegory is based. For, supposing honour was given to Minerva