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 1     I, 21| discourse, not that which finds expression in articulate sounds, but
 2     V, 2 |    where, however, they use the expression "above," I shall show when
 3     V, 2 |     which is unseemly"--now the expression that which is unseemly signifies,
 4     V, 2 |         deriving this mystical (expression) from the Egyptians, preserve
 5     V, 2 |      other closely clings."~The expression "rock," he says, he uses
 6     V, 3 |        the same import with the expression "to come." But "Anactorium"
 7     V, 3 |        the same import with the expression "to ascend upwards." This,
 8     V, 11|         ones. For, he says, the expression "all" he uttered of all (
 9    VI, 22|        the sword is the uttered expression. "Do not trample on a besom;" (
10   VII, 6 |          Now the meaning of the expression "predicated of a Subject"
11   VII, 6 |          But the meaning of the expression "in a Subject" is this,
12   VII, 8 |     when, he says, I employ the expression "was,"I do not say that
13   VII, 9 |      Now I employ, he says, the expression "willed" for the purpose
14   VII, 9 |      and insensibly. And by the expression "world" I do not mean that
15   VII, 10| conceived or represented by any expression. (He left the spirit) not
16  VIII, 2 |         says (the Docetic), the expression batos, because all the species
17    IX, 5 | according to identical modes of expression? Now, that Noetus affirms