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 1    I,  2, 4 |            her enthymesis (or inborn idea) having been taken away
 2    I, 25, 2 | accomplishing the same results. This idea has raised them to such
 3    I, 30, 6 |             furnishing them with the idea of a man (in order that
 4   II,  3    |          BEING WHO HAD CONCEIVED THE IDEA OF IT, AND WAS NOT THE FRUIT
 5   II, 14, 2 |             origin of the gods: this idea these men have transferred
 6   II, 18, 5 |          opinions have rather had an idea and mental conception of
 7   II, 28, 4 |              Christ; and ye form the idea of these from no other than
 8   II, 33, 4 |      therefore, the artist finds the idea of a work to spring up rapidly
 9  III,  2, 1 |             that, according to their idea, the truth properly resides
10  III, 12, 6 |           and to preserve each man's idea regarding God rooted in
11  III, 12, 7 |           their preaching, and their idea with regard to God. For
12  III, 12, 14|          disciples, that they had no idea of another god.~15.
13  III, 18, 4 |                and was averse to the idea of His suffering, [and]
14  III, 23, 8 |           man who first started this idea, or rather, this ignorance
15   IV,  8, 1 |             salvation, and frame the idea of another God besides Him
16   IV, 19, 1 |             Himself, being indeed in idea elated and exalted above [