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 1 I    |       the Word found historical events capable of adaptation to
 2 I    |        that with the historical events, literally true, different
 3 V    |     respectively called. At all events, you yourself, when advocates
 4 XIII |       worship of Israel. At all events, Hadad the Edomite,227so
 5 XIV  |      has benefited many. At all events, you may see Plato in the
 6 XIV  |      without God's help. At all events, the Prophet says in the
 7 XIV  |        of necessity vary at all events in some respects from other
 8 XIV  |         must have varied at all events in some respects from other
 9 XVIII|      countless other figurative events or enactments. But if this
10 XVIII|     truth or not, it has at all events profited mankind. 11. Jesus,
11 XX   |         think that ants, at all events, are without reason. For
12 XX   |      respect also; they, at all events, are acquainted with many
13 XX   |         men. Physicians, at all events, by their medical knowledge
14 XXI  |         doing? Let them, at all events, keep to a conception of
15 XXIII|     things happen, both earthly events in general and the incidents
16 XXIII|     superfluous; for if certain events must happen, and the stars
17 XXIII|         way responsible for the events, on hearing that certain
18 XXIII| described many years before the events took place. "And Jeroboam
19 XXIII|      the original causes of the events which the Word says the
20 XXIII|         well as we can both the events and the supposed authors.
21 XXIII|     with caution, and supposing events to be ruled by necessity,
22 XXIII|    meaning that some particular events will occur, but that things
23 XXIII|        consequence of precedent events for which we are not responsible,
24 XXIII|      thought to produce certain events in a human life ---- let
25 XXIII|      can have produced previous events. For if this is impossible,
26 XXIII|       concerning those previous events, it is clear that the stars
27 XXIII|     because the stars cause the events, but only because they indicate
28 XXIII|     stars do not now cause past events, but that there were other
29 XXIII| indicated them, and that future events are nevertheless shown by
30 XXIII|     nativity has caused certain events, while their position at
31 XXIII|        the knowledge, why shall events any more be caused by stars
32 XXIII|       visible figure of it; and events, they say, are discovered
33 XXIII|         as the indication 571of events. And any one who has had
34 XXIII|      the change of seasons: the events of years, and the position
35 XXIII|         bring about some of the events foreknown and indicated
36 XXIII|      with Astrology. Before the events it can tell us nothing certain,
37 XXV  |         God is the cause of the events foreknown, take hold of
38 XXV  |     surveyed the long series of events, and perceiving the will
39 XXV  |      God is the cause of future events; but inasmuch as these events
40 XXV  |   events; but inasmuch as these events would follow the agent's
41 XXV  |    occur, or not occur; and the events will not in the least be
42 XXV  |       in the course of ordinary events, there is nothing to prevent
43 XXV  |   considers the chain of future events, foreknow what will be done
44 XXV  |         He foreknow because the events will come to pass? And is
45 XXVI |         to the holy man. At all events, the Devil was not an evil
46 XXVI |   instead of, "These particular events providentially happened
47 XXVII|      been a saving fire, at all events a saving fire for men, the