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 1   1, 72(63)|      evidently inclining to the notion that it is not eternal.
 2   1, 77(72)|       be kept up here, with the notion of a silent process going
 3   2, 19(35)|           Plutarch ascribes the notion about Rest, to Archidamus, (
 4   2, 21(50)|       doubt, I think, that this notion, about an universal conflagration,
 5   2, 44    |       soul, because he made the notion of the vulgar his own. For,
 6   3, 57    |     other men. For, they had no notion that the mortal nature could
 7   3, 63    |         only, but also the true notion of the life which is after
 8   4, 7(16) |  sufficient to correct any such notion. Peter was, as the primary
 9   4, 8(23) |    seems to have originated the notion of Angels presiding over
10   4, 8(23) |         of Demons doing this: a notion prevailing far and wide
11   4, 8(23) | Children of Israel;" whence the notion among the Jews, that there
12   4, 31    |        His testimony, that this notion, (so) ascribed to them,