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 1    I, 2 |            some others, who did not hold the existence of gods, except
 2    I, 3 |          and strength. And they who hold that there are many gods,
 3    I, 3 |            many gods are such as we hold the one God to be. But this
 4    I, 3 |           God. But because they who hold this opinion are not deceived
 5    I, 15|         flight,~And pray that he we hold so dear~May take our offerings
 6    I, 18|            woof? What place does he hold who taught the healing of
 7    I, 20|            it with the mind, and to hold it fast? And as soon as
 8    I, 20|           images of virtues--cannot hold the very things which are
 9   II, 3 |           be pardoned, because they hold the chief duty of man, if
10   II, 9 |     withdraw himself. Here, then, I hold him firmly fixed; I hold
11   II, 9 |            hold him firmly fixed; I hold him fastened to the spot,
12   II, 9 |       making this admission I shall hold him fast by another snare.
13  III, 14|         life. Of what truth can you hold her forth as an explorer?
14  III, 18| PYTHAGOREANS AND STOICS, WHILE THEY HOLD THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL,
15  III, 23|      lunatics have another moon, to hold forth to them a light by
16   IV, 9 |           controverted, that we may hold forth the light of understanding
17   IV, 20|             righteousness, and will hold Thine hand, and will keep
18   IV, 24|            as it were go before and hold out his hand to one who
19   IV, 26|             of flesh, that He might hold out to man, for whose instruction
20   IV, 26|            of low degree, and might hold out to all the hope of safety,
21   IV, 27|         false, which is not able to hold its ground or to come to
22   IV, 30|            to broken cisterns which hold no water, but may know the
23    V, 2 |           philosophy, that he might hold out to those who do not
24   VI, 4 |            any one should grasp and hold fast the truth. Thus he
25   VI, 8 |              But whoever strives to hold the right course of life
26   VI, 11|            sketches of justice, and hold fast justice itself, true
27   VI, 12|          justice, which he does not hold, but with reference to a
28   VI, 12|             are united in mind, and hold together as one man. If
29   VI, 18|            know nothing at all, and hold forth this very ignorance
30   VI, 20|            the actors of mimes, who hold forth instruction in corrupting
31   VI, 25|               We ought therefore to hold forth I and offer to God
32  VII, 1 |           justice? Of what avail to hold the worship of God with
33  VII, 5 |           the evil must necessarily hold together; nor can they be
34  VII, 21|              that it may be able to hold out against tortures and