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 1     I, 2 |          the nature of number, he affirmed that the world sings, and
 2     I, 2 |           the numbers. Pythagoras affirmed this to be a sacred quaternion,
 3     I, 3 |     earthly concerns. This person affirmed the originating principle
 4     I, 4 |        and just as Empedocles, he affirmed that the entire locality
 5     I, 6 |           and son of Eurystratus, affirmed that the originating principle
 6     I, 7 |           Clazomenae. This person affirmed the originating principle
 7     I, 7 |         and illuminations. And he affirmed that the moon is earthy,
 8     I, 9 |            philosopher), however, affirmed the universe to be eternal,
 9     I, 12|       spring from earth. This man affirmed that the sea is salt, on
10     I, 13|  Ecphantus, a native of Syracuse, affirmed that it is not possible
11     I, 16|     defect, as we have previously affirmed concerning the virtues.
12     I, 19|          it be from atoms. And he affirmed that these atoms were composed
13    IV, 43|         The Babylonians, however, affirmed that the Deity is dark,
14     V, 2 |        they declare to be what is affirmed by the Word. "For the invisible
15    VI, 4 |            I say, in general,) be affirmed that the fire, (I mean)
16    VI, 9 |            in Paradise--as I have affirmed, let Paradise be the womb,
17  VIII, 9 |       certain novel (tenets), and affirmed that there existed certain
18    IX, 7 |         remain in it. But also he affirmed that the ark of Noe was
19    IX, 8 | conviction to the people, when we affirmed that this was the operation