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 1 2 |      of God, since he will be able to accomplish that only
 2 20|    Gauls, despairing of being able to reduce the Romans by
 3 25|     nor were the injured gods able to punish him. How much
 4 25|  seeking for some one who was able to imitate the human figure,
 5 39|  perhaps the same Cynics were able to afford an example of
 6 39|       sentence no one will be able to escape, whether alive
 7 40|      ages, philosophy was not able to discover.~
 8 50|    will sum up, as I shall be able, an immense subject in few
 9 50|        He would not have been able to practise what He taught,--
10 52|       these, that they may be able to sin without restraint
11 53|     themselves. Or how is man able to hope for aid from them,
12 53|    endure whatever cruelty is able to contrive against us.
13 56|        that he himself may be able to escape? If he shall wish
14 57|    with acuteness; but we are able very readily to reply to
15 57|     and evil. But who will be able to distinguish between good
16 57|   foolishness, that we may be able to maintain true wisdom.
17 58|    earthly lights, for He was able to kindle the light of the
18 59| licentiousness. For laws were able to punish offences, they
19 62|    this danger, that they are able to draw us to luxury. For
20 63|       avoided, that we may be able to maintain a tranquil state
21 65|     Therefore, that we may be able to do all these things,
22 66|      in behalf of God, who is able to bestow eternal life in
23 67|     neither knew God nor were able to perceive the mystery
24 67|      that which they were not able to do, because they did
25 68|     ship, but that men may be able to sail in it. Vessels also
26 69|      who spoke the truth were able to connect together, bringing
27 73|    good works, that he may be able, with God for his judge,