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 1   1, 1 |     judged therefore that I also ought to observe silence towards
 2   1, 6 | themselves more highly than they ought : for I am afraid that they
 3   1, 11|          ages. But we cannot and ought not to say that there are
 4   1, 11|       called o0moiou/sion, there ought to be no mention made of
 5   1, 11|        made of these at all. Nor ought any exposition to be made
 6   1, 70|          one think that the word ought to be used by itself and
 7   1, 70|     personally understand why we ought to preach before everything
 8   1, 80|    essence, you declared that it ought to be rejected because the
 9   1, 80|          a creature: although it ought not to be accepted, because
10   1, 84|          it will be said that it ought to meet with disapproval,
11   1, 84|          If such is our fear, we ought to erase the words of the
12   1, 84|          not understand them, we ought not to read them. And though
13   1, 84|          when we think that they ought not to exist, because some
14   1, 85|  opinions were contradictory, we ought to decide which is the better:
15   1, 86|         have now decreed that we ought to keep silence about the
16   1, 86|        be found to think that we ought to keep silence about both.
17   1, 86|        is found in Scripture, we ought to confess neither or both.~