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1   I,  24|             24. These are your ideas, these are your sentiments,
2   I,  38|         in sub-mission to your ideas, that Christ was one of
3  II,  10|    through belief in their own ideas? For, did Heraclitus see
4 III,  29|      the expounders of Grecian ideas think, so that that is regarded
5   V,  23|   found so imbued with impious ideas as to believe such stories,
6   V,  34|  explanations or have the same ideas which were entertained by
7   V,  41| conceal under perfectly decent ideas, and clothe with the respectability
8 VII,  19|         too, must nullify your ideas about black cattle and gods
9 VII,  35|        comparison whether your ideas of the gods above are the