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 1        1, XVII  |      parts, and should dare to commit and to suffer such enormities;
 2        1, XVII  |        no one ever ventured to commit such crimes as Kronos did
 3        1, XLVI  |    known, which, if we were to commit to writing, although they
 4        2, VIII  |      we, who teach temperance, commit any act of licentiousness?
 5        3, LI    |     they may prevent those who commit acts of infamy from coming
 6        3, LXX   |    power, but not the will, to commit evil. We, on the contrary,
 7        3, LXX   |      so neither is God able to commit wickedness, for the power
 8        3, LXX   |     existing things is able to commit wickedness from being inclined
 9        4, XXIII |       since certain amongst us commit sin, God will come or will
10        4, XLIII |   degree, what absurdity do we commit, seeing we are persuaded
11        4, LXVII |        and Alexander of Pherae commit the same acts of cruelty,
12        4, LXX   |    been said on the subject to commit sin, on the pretext that
13        5, XXVI  |    from them, because he would commit an act of impiety if he
14        5, XXXI  |     were conducted who did not commit sin.~
15        5, XXXVI |       view, that the Scythians commit no wrong, when, in conformity
16        6, IV    |        among the Greeks, then, commit errors in the service which
17        6, VI    |        followed by me, than to commit to writing what was to prove
18        6, VI    |         but which they did not commit to writing. Ezekiel, e.g.,
19        6, VI    | matters, and forbidding him to commit their words to writing.~
20        6, XXVI  |      unattended with danger to commit to writing the explanation
21        7, XL    |    doorkeepers whose names you commit to memory with such pains,
22        7, XLVIII|       abject slaves, no sooner commit themselves to God's guidance
23        7, LXIII |       it possible for a man to commit adultery, and escape the
24        8, XXX   |   alone that we honour, and we commit its bodily organs with due
25        8, LVII  |        created for our use; we commit no wrong, therefore, when