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 1 Pre    |    to the poets. This latter consideration could not have affected
 2 Pre    | English Translation. Another consideration is, his Platonic manner
 3   2, 96|      of these, and the (due) consideration of them, He cast forth into
 4   3, 33|   calumniator would not (the consideration) close, that love and concord
 5   4, 5 |   take these things into his consideration, he will then understand
 6   4, 6 |      in Egypt. Now, give thy consideration likewise, to the rest of
 7   4, 8 |    now, in these things, the consideration and caution evinced by the
 8   4, 27|     others annihilated every consideration about Providence; and others (
 9   4, 31|   come to nothing, from (the consideration) of their lives, and conduct;
10   5, 5 |      investigate this third (consideration). Was it then for this,