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   Book, Chapter
 1        1, XXXV   |    Hebrew word, to endeavour to persuade those who are unable to
 2        1, LI     |       governor's ears, we shall persuade him, and secure you."~
 3        1, LII    |    example, no one could easily persuade an Egyptian to despise what
 4        1, LVII   |        Samaritan also wished to persuade the Samaritans that he was
 5        1, LXVIII |      they see, nor who tries to persuade them so to live as men who
 6        2, V      |    understanding of man, and to persuade him to seek a citizenship,
 7        2, LXXVI  |   acknowledges his inability to persuade; and this would not be the
 8        2, LXXVI  |   regards them, of inability to persuade. I might, moreover, say
 9        2, LXXVI  |       say that He was unable to persuade men, when you compare the
10        2, LXXVI  |      wisdom have been unable to persuade those who conspired against
11        3, LXXVIII|      men by empty hopes, and to persuade them to despise better things,
12        3, LXXXI  |         what "better things" we persuade men to despise, and let
13        5, LV     | nevertheless even on this point persuade those who are capable of
14        6, XLIX   |    regarding which he wished to persuade his subjects that they were
15        6, LIII   |        how is it that he cannot persuade and admonish (men)? And
16        6, LIII   |        how is it that He cannot persuade and admonish men?" It is
17        6, LVII   |   properly, to do his utmost to persuade, and yet appear to fail,
18        8, XIV    |       only Son; and no one will persuade us that such a one is not
19        8, XV     |      leaves no means untried to persuade even those who are still
20        8, LII    |      And we are thus anxious to persuade them of the rewards of right
21        8, LXXI   |       you will still be able to persuade those who rule after them;
22        8, LXXI   |        have been taken you will persuade their successors and so
23        8, LXXI   |      enemy, we shall be able to persuade their successors; and when