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 1     V, 1 |     question), through certain expressions devised by the energy of
 2     V, 2 |     just as it agrees with the expressions, "Mercury waving his wand,
 3     V, 3 |      These are the three tumid expressions (of these heretics), CAULACAU,
 4     V, 8 |       by one employ those very expressions of the astrologers; (and
 5     V, 15| natural (philosophers), and of expressions uttered in reference to
 6    VI, 3 |        into all Libya, and the expressions of these reached as far
 7    VI, 4 |  Aristotle denominates by (the expressions) "potentiality" and "energy,"
 8    VI, 14|        love, and employing the expressions, "holy of holies," and "
 9    VI, 21|       by enigmas and some such expressions as these: "When you depart
10    VI, 22|      them,) taken advantage of expressions employed by the Pythagoreans.
11    VI, 34|  considerable time nonsensical expressions, he was in the habit of
12   VII, 7 |         but also in the actual expressions and names, transferring
13   VII, 14|   Scripture uses the following expressions: "Not in words taught of
14   VII, 18|   transference, under the same expressions, of the arrangement of his
15  VIII, 3 |    Docetae, the same) from the expressions of the Saviour, "And if
16    IX, 4 |       are invisible. From such expressions of his it is easy to understand
17    IX, 5 |     immortal, in the following expressions: "Immortals are mortal,
18     X, 29|     are not persuaded by empty expressions, nor caught away by sudden