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 1 Pre         |            But if not, let it be supposed for a moment that it is
 2   1, 2(6)   |        reader, that where I have supposed an error to exist in the
 3   1, 27(20) |              3 It may perhaps be supposed that our author shews his
 4   1, 40(39) |          aether has been usually supposed to constitute that portion
 5   1, 44(42) |     considered that the ancients supposed the heavens to consist of
 6   2, 11(9)  |          consecrated and a Deity supposed to reside within it. They
 7   2, 19(34) |         not gravitate. They were supposed too, to be various in form,
 8   2, 42     |       this Philosophy, that they supposed the soul which is in man
 9   2, 44     |      them (as such), which were (supposed to be) fixed in visible
10   2, 50     |        as to the truth, nor have supposed, as those do who play at
11   2, 51     |      wise, they never could have supposed that these were Gods: inasmuch
12   2, 71     | affirming, one of the two things supposed (above)? For, either these
13   2, 86     |     cured the error of those who supposed these to be Gods, by a continuance
14   3, 19     |          creature, How can He be supposed to have no proper existence,
15   4, 6      |      likely, that men would have supposed this matter to have been
16   4, 8(23)  |      because this was the number supposed to have gone down with Jacob
17   4, 27     |        Disciples. Of these, some supposed that there was no God; others
18   4, 31     |       had, on this account, been supposed (by them) to be incapable
19   4, 32(123)|                 3 It need not be supposed that our author mentions
20   4, 35     |         place, so that it may be supposed to be visible in some corner
21   5, 23     |          us! -- Let Him then be (supposed to have been) the Teacher
22   5, 28     |     those whom their forefathers supposed to be Gods; that we should
23   5, 34     |      according to the statement (supposed), that which is of all things
24   5, 48     |             48. But98, let it be supposed that the persuasives now