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 1   1, 27    |   it: nor again, that if it consisted of parts, could it be Divine.
 2   1, 27(19)|    the origin of all things consisted of similar parts. (Plutarch,
 3   1, 63(53)| that a sort of magic virtue consisted in the pronunciation of
 4   2, 20(44)| believing, that the one God consisted both of soul and body ;
 5   2, 20(44)|  this body was ethereal, or consisted of the Aether. Legat. pro.
 6   2, 82    |   things of the body, (they consisted) in the human sacrifices
 7   2, 82    |     were external (to both, consisted) in this,  ./. that in the
 8   3, 13(16)|     Bacchus, &c.; the third consisted of those fabulous beings
 9   4, 14    |    which the worship of God consisted; and these Hedeclared, should
10   5, 3     |     whether this His error, consisted in (any of) the many things