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 1        1, IX     | opinions without following this course is very liable to be deceived.
 2        1, IX     |         systems). But since the course alluded to is impossible,
 3        1, X      |      that school, adopts such a course for any other reason, except
 4        1, XIII   |   circumstances that the latter course was desired by Christianity,
 5        1, XLIX   |       of prophecy. We do not of course assert that the "Son of
 6        1, LXI    |         however, perceiving the course of events, intimated to
 7        1, LXV    |       in Chalcis, defending his course of procedure to his friends
 8        1, LXXI   |          inasmuch as the proper course is to state the case, and
 9        2, I      |         also, followed the same course. And certainly it was quite
10        2, XLIII  |        better adapted to such a course.~
11        2, LXXVIII|       to adopt a more temperate course of life. And yet it is because
12        3, II     |         should have such speedy course, that the voice of His apostles
13        3, LVIII  |        not, in following such a course, ashamed to confess what
14        3, LXII   |      this we say, excepting, of course, the man understood to be
15        4, III    |        once granted that such a course was not only possible, but
16        4, XXVIII |      encourages us to a similar course of action, in order that
17        4, LXV    |        mortal things; while the course of mortal things being the
18        4, LXVII  |         he can do so, that "the course of mortal things is the
19        4, LXVII  |       such a view, that "if the course of moral things be always
20        4, LXVIII |       says that it is only "the course of mortal things which,
21        4, LXVIII |      the case not only with the course of mortal, but also with
22        5, XVI    |         tender age, to a better course of life; so, to those whom
23        5, XIX    |      faith to enter on a better course of life, he was nevertheless
24        6, LVI    |        would follow from such a course? For as, if we should hear
25        6, LXVI   |          and has tasted, in the course of the journey, the happiness
26        7, XLII   |        you could follow in that course, since you are so completely
27        7, LII    |        come to the end of their course, when they can say in all
28        7, LII    |       fight, I have finished my course I have kept the faith; henceforth
29        8, X      |          consists of an upright course of life, is plainly taught
30        8, LXV    |    expression for the uncertain course of events, as some say,