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 1    I, 2 |      And the Instructor, as I think, very beautifully says,
 2    I, 4 |     of man. For this reason I think the Attics called, not boys
 3    I, 6 |      is not then allowable to think of what is taught by Him
 4    I, 6 |       on Him. Let no one then think it strange, when we say
 5    I, 8 |       VIII. AGAINST THOSE WHO THINK THAT WHAT IS JUST IS NOT
 6    I, 8 |    angry in the way that some think; but often restrains, and
 7    I, 9 |    censure, which makes a man think. Neither from this form
 8    I, 13|   therefore, the philosophers think fit to define the most generic
 9   II, 2 |    compelled to deceive, they think that everything is revolving
10   II, 2 |       till morning. I however think that then especially ought
11   II, 2 | temperance from conviviality, think excess in drinking to be
12   II, 2 | addicted to intoxication, and think that it is an honourable,
13   II, 2 |   name. In what manner do you think the Lord drank when He became
14   II, 2 |  their necks indecently, as I think; and distending the throat
15   II, 3 |     Multiply," how do you not think that senseless display is
16   II, 7 |      practices. I also should think it right to impose a limit
17   II, 8 |  being smooth oil, do you not think that it is calculated to
18   II, 8 |     use of crowns; and do not think that this Word, which has
19   II, 10|     unquam maribus.~ For many think such things to be pleasures
20   II, 11|    passion: in the same way I think the chaste wife, when she
21   II, 12|      feet near the dust, as I think. As a witness for simplicity
22  III, 2 |    the brute creation, should think herself so unlovely as to
23  III, 3 |     to be let alone. For they think, that like serpents they
24  III, 3 |       adultery against nature think themselves free from adultery.
25  III, 4 |     the foulest outrage, they think what is the most shameful
26  III, 11|   unbecomingly to them. But I think it right that they should