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 1   1, 30|         their multiplicity be in vain ; because one Effectuator,
 2   1, 42|         became known through the vain babblings of the poets.
 3   1, 78| subsidiary arts, laboured in all vain glory,  ./. after those
 4   1, 78|     voluptuousness, which is too vain to be conceived. All mankind
 5   2, 22|         adorning of (this their) vain glory59. So that these also,
 6   2, 51|        not give up those (their) vain stories, and preach to all
 7   2, 74|          is (virtuous) among us, vain ; and a doctrine false and
 8   2, 74|      Gods themselves be rendered vain, since they can do nothing
 9   2, 74|      reverence these Gods become vain and empty, since they render
10   2, 87|      themselves and of the Gods, vain must be (every) trust put
11   3, 59|       was destroyed ; this whole vain and earthly system of error,
12   3, 70|          evil Demons, nor at the vain and erroneous phantasms