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 1 pref|      you, I suppose for this reason, that I may write something
 2 2   | shall follow the guidance of reason will understand that there
 3 6   |      mortals by God for this reason, that every race might be
 4 11  |  something consistently with reason. They said that Jupiter
 5 14  |       but there is a certain reason why it is thus related,
 6 20  |   was a harlot? And for this reason she was called Lupa, and
 7 25  |  poets, therefore, with good reason say that the golden age,
 8 25  |  motion could use them? With reason, then, did Dionysius the
 9 33  |  Aristotle wandered far from reason, who connected honour with
10 33  | before, they turn aside from reason, because they are ignorant
11 36  | respects he acts contrary to reason. For if there are gods,
12 41  |      all animals the gift of reason, that he might pay back
13 42  | majesty. He is virtue, He is reason, He is the word of God,
14 43  |   briefly explain to you the reason. The same person is the
15 52  |     contend on the ground of reason, they urge forward their
16 53  |     by yourself. There is no reason why you should wish to succour
17 55  |      others. And not without reason was Carneades raised up,
18 57  |      man unjust. For neither reason nor nature itself permits
19 57  |  with the body; and for this reason they refer all advantage
20 68  |      more in accordance with reason that God made all things,
21 69  |      by accident, and not by reason. Therefore God is to be