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1 1, XVI | surprise that Celsus should class the Odrysians, and Samothracians, 2 1, XXVII | intelligent, as the former class always does the latter, 3 2, LXXV | to your questions? Which class of miracles, in your judgment, 4 3, II | motive which induced them to class with the books of Moses, 5 3, XII | not to the more servile class alone, as Celsus supposes, 6 3, XXXVIII| in meeting with a better class of instructors (there being 7 3, XLIV | but of the more ignorant class, and asserts that "the following 8 3, LI | before, privately forming one class of those who are beginners, 9 3, LV | of the more intelligent class, or even the father himself, 10 3, LXXI | granted by the more rational class of believers, but what perhaps 11 3, LXXIV | clever, but the inferior class of men intellectually, I 12 3, LXXVIII| Gospel, as the more simple class of persons, and, as many 13 4, IX | more numerous and simpler class of believers, and those 14 4, XXXII | chiefly against the better class of men, enacted laws which 15 4, XLV | such an act belongs to the class of things indifferent, they 16 4, XCIII | all that are not of that class to be clean. And amongst 17 4, XCIII | indifferent than others; and one class of them employs one kind 18 5, XIX | not adapted to the simpler class of believers, and to the 19 5, XXVIII | more general and simple class of answers to the allegations 20 5, XLIV | that certain beings of a class inferior to God have ascended 21 5, LXI | also, that there is a third class who call certain persons " 22 6, XII | wisdom, with regard to the class of wicked and unjust persons, 23 6, XIII | that even the more simple class of men who adhere to the 24 6, XIV | speed from the more polished class of persons, because they 25 6, XXIV | women, nor the most rustic class of men, nor those who were 26 7, VI | woman. Perhaps the better class of men were too good to 27 7, LXVI | the multitude: and to this class belong the Peripatetic philosophers 28 8, XXIII | are not of this advanced class; but from being either unable