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1        1, LXII  |    leaders of certain sects, and consequently the promise respecting the
2        3, XII   |        innumerable heresies have consequently sprung up in philosophy,
3        3, XXIX  |       would not obey Apollo, and consequently no one regarded Aristeas
4        3, LXXXI |       that which we promise, and consequently that that is true, and ours
5        4, LXXXIV|         never mistake their way; consequently they possess a full endowment
6        4, XCIII |           Each species of demon, consequently, would seem to possess a
7        5, LXV   |       and I unto the world." And consequently in this point, too, Celsus
8        8, XXVIII| traditions of their fathers, are consequently bound to abstain from the