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 1   2, 34|          we nevertheless give our credence! He says too after this: "
 2   2, 41| Philosopher advises, that we give credence to these; calling them the
 3   4, 1 |           who do not readily give credence to his astonishing Divine
 4   4, 1 |          have seen, also give our credence to the things which were
 5   5, 41|           be right we should give credence to the Disciples of our
 6   5, 41|           we are not  ./. to give credence to these only, Whether we
 7   5, 41|      Whether it be just to extend credence to others; but to withhold
 8   5, 42|           that we should not give credence to those which are honourable (
 9   5, 43|       glory ? For those, who gave credence to their other accounts,
10   5, 46|        considered, that they gave credence to what He said. For, when