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 1   1, 2 |   their Artificer ; which they ought to ascribe, not to the things
 2   1, 25|        by Him, (I say) whom we ought, both to know and to worship,
 3   1, 25|        operations are many, we ought therefore, to set up for
 4   1, 31|     therefore their makers? We ought rather to bestow the full
 5   1, 73|     body and blood; What then, ought we to suppose he will do,
 6   2, 36|        it to be best, there he ought, as I think, to remain, (
 7   3, 19|        distinguish, whether we ought to confess that the things
 8   4, 3 |        to conceive of it as we ought. For this, that He said
 9   4, 23|       is the place where (men) ought to worship." Upon which,
10   4, 34| predictions of our Saviour; so ought we also to think, that the
11   4, 37|      be persuaded by these, we ought not to wonder: because it
12   5, 1 |  persuaded of these things, we ought not to wonder: because man
13   5, 32| fabricated them by compact; we ought to wonder how this whole