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1 III| apostasy, then, by means of a man of this sort, he, as if
2 V  |     And Justin of Neapolis, a man who was not far separated
3 X  |      is denoted, both dead as man, and living as God. He is
4 XI |           XI.~When God formed man at the beginning, He suspended
5 XI |   contrary should be his lot. Man having been thus made, and
6 XV |       the intelligent soul of man and his five susceptible