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| Alphabetical [« »] inferior 5 inferiors 1 infernal 6 inferred 7 infinite 7 infirm 2 infirmity 5 | Frequency [« »] 7 individual 7 induced 7 indulgent 7 inferred 7 infinite 7 instance 7 intention | Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances inferred |
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1 I, 23| so true, that it may be inferred by reason itself. For Agamemnon, 2 II, 9 | was begun. If, then, it is inferred from its change and end, 3 II, 11| is, the dissolution, are inferred. For since it exists, it 4 III, 6 | things which are open, and inferred that all things could be 5 III, 18| argument by which it is inferred that the soul must necessarily 6 IV, 3 | accordance with nature, may be inferred and conceived even by this 7 VII, 10| immortality of the soul may be inferred. All vices are for a time;