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 1    I, pref|         speaking well, as he who teaches men to live in piety and
 2    I, 4   |          it does to one opinion, teaches that they were not under
 3    I, 14  |          OF EUHEMERUS AND ENNIUS TEACHES CONCERNING THE GODS.~Now,
 4    I, 15  |     ruling well. And this Cicero teaches in his treatise on the Nature
 5   II, 7   |   ascertained it. Behold, reason teaches you that the religious institutions
 6   II, 13  |        God, which even the Sibyl teaches in her verse, saying:"Man
 7  III, 6   |       wisdom. But Arcesilas, who teaches that there is no knowledge,
 8  III, 8   | controversies of those men. This teaches us what is the true and
 9  III, 14  |  followed and approved. But this teaches nothing, excepting that
10  III, 14  |      philosophy which, though it teaches nothing, you extolled with
11  III, 17  |         say this in word, yet he teaches it in fact. For when he
12   IV, 7   |          mouth of man, as Hermes teaches, saying these things: "Now
13   IV, 13  |        He was also man, Jeremiah teaches, saying: "And He is a man,
14   IV, 14  |         David in the cixth Psalm teaches the same, saying: "Before
15   IV, 14  |           Zechariah most plainly teaches, even mentioning His name: "
16   IV, 20  |          was about to be, Isaiah teaches, in whose book the Most
17   IV, 23  |          same manner in which he teaches that men ought to live,
18   IV, 23  |        before their eyes that he teaches things which are possible?
19   IV, 24  |          should practise what he teaches, and as it were go before
20   IV, 24  |         can one practise what he teaches, unless he is like him whom
21   IV, 24  |    unless he is like him whom he teaches? For if he be subject to
22   IV, 26  |          of His suffering itself teaches. For whatever sufferings
23    V, 7   |     necessity of the case itself teaches. For if it is virtue to
24    V, 10  |         thefts of Mercurius, who teaches that to deceive is not the
25    V, 16  |    wholesomeness of this precept teaches that he who shall simply
26    V, 18  |       disputation, reason itself teaches that it is impossible for
27    V, 20  |         unchangeable, because it teaches justice, because it is always
28   VI, 10  | relationship of brotherhood, God teaches us never to do evil, but
29   VI, 20  |       names, as Sisinnius Capita teaches in his book on the games.
30  VII, 5   |        animal. And this argument teaches that man is born mortal;