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 1   I,  52|     be any other one who is supposed to have especial powers
 2  II,  14|     he yet not unreasonably supposed that they are cast into
 3  II,  16|   of what parentage you are supposed to be, what you do in the
 4  II,  22|    this child, whom we have supposed to be brought up in this
 5 III,   3|    as it might fittingly be supposed that perfection of so great
 6 III,  12|    Deity forms; for this is supposed to be taught in their writings,
 7 III,  16|    forms that which you had supposed and believed, your error,
 8   V,  38|   so written, since what is supposed to be allegorical does not
 9  VI,   2|     the case, how can we be supposed to hold the gods in contempt,
10  VI,  12|    been Jupiter can be also supposed to be Mars, and he who had
11  VI,  26|    and established that the supposed terror which is said to
12 VII,  27|  its being burned, they are supposed to become friendly and gentle.
13 VII,  30|     these reasons, as if we supposed that they either thirsted,
14 VII,  30| greater, and his dignity is supposed to be honoured? What, I
15 VII,  39|     this, either because he supposed it was an empty dream, and