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 1 Text|      and after a little an old man, and at other times a young
 2 Text|     and at other times a young man; for he changed himself
 3 Text|      commands us to love every man; why, then, dost thou persecute
 4 Text|      but this is a most wicked man, and his works are of the
 5 Text|        through God and through man, which that incomprehensible
 6 Text|    glory assumed which through man deigned to come to the assistance
 7 Text|     there are two essences, of man and of devil, who through
 8 Text|      and of devil, who through man endeavours to ensnare men.~
 9 Text|  emperor, that you reckon this man of any consequence-a man
10 Text|       man of any consequence-a man uneducated, a fisherman
11 Text|         who both raised a dead man, and presented himself on
12 Text|        of it. Simon said: This man, both in Judaea and in all
13 Text|   reveal the thoughts of every man?~Then Nero, turning to Paul,
14 Text|      speak against a desperate man. a magician, who has given
15 Text| kingdom, for he is a most base man. And as the Egyptians Jannes
16 Text|        poured out through this man, with groanings of my heart
17 Text|      to have in readiness this man, who from his youth up set
18 Text| laughing outright at a foolish man, made the sport of demons,
19 Text|      Marcellus, an illustrious man, who, having left Simon,