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 1 1|        or rather of a lover of God, to remind men who have
 2 1|  through the long-suffering of God, has acted recklessly in
 3 1|    applicable to the only true God; and from the few the infection
 4 2|    TESTIMONIES TO THE UNITY OF GOD.~First, then, AEschylus,
 5 2|    follows respecting the only God:--~"Afar from mortals place
 6 2|    from mortals place the holy God,~Nor ever think that He,
 7 2|       all unknown~Is the great God to such a worm as thou.~
 8 2|       And this the glory is of God Most High."~But he was not
 9 2|  initiated in the knowledge of God; for Sophocles also thus
10 2| Creator of all things, the One God:--~"There is one God, in
11 2|       One God:--~"There is one God, in truth there is but one,~
12 2|       Tell me what thoughts of God we should conceive?~One,
13 2|      had been an eyewitness of God's greatness. And Pythagoras
14 2|      in boldness say, Lo, I am God!~Besides the One--Eternal--
15 2|       can,~Then verily he is a god proclaimed."~
16 3|   place of judgment set,~Which God the Lord of all shall occupy;~
17 3|     guilt from the keen eye of God,~It is an evil thought;
18 3|       sin, and say there is no God.~But, ah! there is; there
19 4|                            IV. GOD DESIRES NOT SACRIFICES,
20 4|        RIGHTEOUSNESS.~And that God is not appeased by the libations
21 4|       thinks he may propitiate God,~He errs, and shows himself
22 4|        a pin, O Pamphilus,~For God, close by you, sees whate'
23 4|    thou pay thy vows,~And unto God the giver offer gifts.~Place
24 4| conscious of no evil deed,~And God, close by you, sees whate'
25 4|     the divine nature; because God mingles many things up into
26 5|     says:--~"If there exists a god who walketh out~With an
27 5|     home, a just and righteous God,~To give salvation to His
28 5| Sacerdos, says:--~"There is no God, O woman, that can save~
29 5|      tinkling cymbals, charm a god~Where'er he listeth, then
30 5|    doth so is much the greater god.~But these, O Rhode, are
31 5|         Think you not that the god~Should free me from the
32 5|     which nourishes my life~Is God; but he whose custom 'tis
33 5|        same in the Fratres:--~"God ever is intelligence to
34 5|    mind,~But just the voice of God within us placed?"~And the
35 6|    SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE ONE ONLY GOD.~Here, then, is a proof
36 6|      says he is self-taught--~"God inspired me with strains"--~