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 1     I, 16| erroneous conception of virtue, supposing that they were achieving
 2     I, 17| proficiency in logical science, supposing as the elements of all things
 3     I, 18|  following: that just as a dog, supposing him attached to a car, if
 4     I, 23|      magnitude of creation, and supposing that it constituted the
 5    IV, 5 |         precise period. For if, supposing any such attention on their
 6    IV, 12| ignorant of these measures, and supposing that the heights of heaven
 7    IV, 43|   substance of existing things, supposing that these were too vast
 8    IV, 43|      cognizance of vision, each supposing the cause which he adjudged
 9    IV, 43|       world). But the Persians, supposing that they had penetrated
10     V, 4 |    those of the "Great Mother," supposing especially that they behold
11    VI, 3 |        as to some divine power, supposing that they were yielding
12   VII, 11| firmament. And there He paused, supposing the firmament to be the
13    IX, 7 |      prove." The Jews, however, supposing that this was a stratagem,
14    IX, 7 |        the death of Zephyrinus, supposing that he had obtained (the
15    IX, 21|    concerning God and His laws--supposing such to be an uncircumcised
16     X, 27|       now denominated. But even supposing that neither these localities