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 1   1, 30|       fulness of goodness. The multitude (then) of those who were (
 2   1, 72|       all, but subscribes to a multitude of fathers who have no existence,
 3   1, 78|       man, nor two, nor is the multitude small;—on the contrary,
 4   2, 19|      ungenerated, and in their multitude infinite, and as having,
 5   2, 41|     Gods77! Where then is that multitude of intellectual Essences?
 6   2, 50|     when, behold ! there was a multitude of Deities among them ?—
 7   2, 67|        these also, there was a multitude of local Princes126. The
 8   3, 2 |        brought together such a multitude of nations, as soon to take
 9   3, 39|    whom they knew not from the multitude of His works ? On, this
10   3, 55|  destruction of the error of a multitude of Gods, when He began to
11   4, 6 | similar to this: "When a great multitude was standing over against
12   4, 6 |      it, He interpreted to the multitude." But, after the teaching
13   4, 6 |    they so enclosed this great multitude of fish, that their fishing
14   4, 25|     faith which is by Him; the multitude of whom should, throughout
15   4, 33|               33. When a great multitude of men had come near Him,
16   4, 33|      matters. But, of the  ./. multitude of those who should in after-times
17   5, 17| unfriendly to every error of a multitude of Deities : -- laws purifying