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 1     I, 16|     Plato mingled both of these, employing some such example as the
 2     I, 17|  denominated) from their mode of employing themselves while teaching.
 3     I, 18|    existence of fate everywhere, employing some such example as the
 4    IV, 2 |        HERESY DERIVABLE FROM IT.~Employing these (as analogies), Euphrates
 5    IV, 8 |         by these men. Wherefore, employing condensed accounts of what
 6    IV, 15|   disciples, on account of their employing the opinions of these (ancient
 7    IV, 50|           L. FOLLY OF ASTROLOGY.~Employing these accounts, (the heretics)
 8     V, 4 |      This, he says, is smelling, employing the exceedingly rapid current
 9     V, 6 |          by means of refutation, employing the wand of truth, we shall
10     V, 11| Heraclitus is even one of these, employing the following words: "For
11     V, 12|          into the spinal marrow. Employing this exemplar, (the heretics)
12    VI, 11|          into a beast; but also, employing the power of such a fruit,
13    VI, 14|        this is perfect love, and employing the expressions, "holy of
14   VII, 10|        hurried above from below, employing a sort of velocity described
15   VII, 19|          he made many his dupes, employing the conclusions of Empedocles.