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1   1, 15| efficient Cause of all things is justly said to be that worker of
2   2, 25|         He also established (it) justly and well, that the heavens,
3   4, 12|         any one, who would think justly, but confess that they are
4   4, 18|   existing; we may nevertheless, justly expect the destruction of
5   5, 2 |       less of a false one, -- be justly named a magician? But, What
6   5, 8 |      Divine. How then, can He be justly styled other, in truth,
7   5, 41|        and lying statement ? and justly confess of them, that they
8   5, 51|  incredible ? For they must have justly thought it impossible, that
9   5, 52|       the punishments which were justly their due: chastized (as