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 1 6 | reckoned as gods, since it is evident that they were born as men,
 2 24|     of Troy. From which it is evident, that it is not more than
 3 30|     with them, that it may be evident that falsehood can be easily
 4 34|    both. If, therefore, it is evident that man is born to justice,
 5 48|     to judge the world, it is evident that no hope remains to
 6 51|     and what power it has, is evident, since all the host of demons
 7 66|     of the thought. For it is evident that the mind is polluted
 8 68|      this cannot be so, it is evident that the world was not made
 9 70|     life through light, it is evident that he who has the use
10 70|  mortals denied that which is evident. Having proved the immortality