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 1    I, pref, 2|   to avoid such an abyss of madness and of blasphemy against
 2    I, 13, 2  |   on the wretched woman [to madness], he then appears a worker
 3    I, 25, 4  |       So unbridled is their madness, that they declare they
 4   II,  6, 3  |  rush into such an abyss of madness as to pronounce the Creator
 5   II, 13, 9  |   this to surpass all other madness?~10.
 6   II, 17, 1  |     so] on account of their madness, I shall be making inquiry
 7   II, 25, 4  |   thou wilt fall into utter madness, whilst thou deemest thyself
 8   II, 30, 1  |     verily betray their own madness; and, as if truly struck
 9   II, 30, 5  | greatest and most incurable madness.~6.
10   IV, 19     |    CAN WE, WITHOUT ABSOLUTE MADNESS, MAINTAIN THAT GOD IS KNOWN
11   IV, 19, 3  |  profound abyss (Bythus) of madness; maintaining that their
12    V, 15, 2  |     rise to such a pitch of madness as to feign another Father