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 1 NoteGr  |             season, and readiness to allow us to keep the festival
 2 PreGreek|           ordinary critical judgment allow that those famous champions
 3 PreGreek|           same time we may very well allow that some heretical tenets
 4 I       | self-confidence have left the Church allow no God greater than the
 5 I       |             I wish they who will not allow that men had the truth before
 6 I       |           thee." 87Would not any one allow its usefulness apart from
 7 XII     |              as a believer, you must allow that because they are inspired
 8 XIV     |          beauty, why will not Celsus allow that this prophecy refers
 9 XIV     |          judgment as to what he will allow to be historical, and what
10 XVI     |             us Christians who do not allow that our God is the same
11 XVIII   |         works, or that we should not allow their conversion on the
12 XVIII   |            have to tell them that we allow it on the ground that it
13 XVIII   |             if we do so, will ye not allow our motive to be love for
14 XX      |              argument's sake, let us allow that he and we are herein
15 XX      |              these respects, we must allow that man is able to consider
16 XX      |           our present purpose let us allow that augury is a reality:
17 XXII    |              of the Scythians, which allow the doing away with fathers,
18 XXII    |      relinquish ancestral laws which allow the marriages 518of mothers
19 XXIII   |           rather than admit, as they allow it to be, a glorious attribute
20 XXIII   |            responsible, even we will allow; if they had not occurred,
21 XXIII   |               For the present let us allow, though we shall afterwards
22 XXIII   |             about the future, should allow that they are correct, he
23 XXIII   |             indicative, but will not allow that astrology also, and
24 XXIII   |            two births is. But let us allow that they are able to determine
25 XXIV    |       separated from matter, we must allow that there is one substance,
26 XXIV    |         things, we must of necessity allow that God was the place of
27 XXVI    |      described, would unhesitatingly allow. For it says that a man
28 XXVI    |              of evil; for while they allow that virtues and vices are "
29 XXVI    |              them; they will have to allow either that the promises
30 XXVII   |              other god than (as they allow Him to be) the good God,
31 XXVII   |         accuse the Creator, but will allow that He is good. Let us