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 1 PreGreek|     wheat and the chaff for us. Impossible! But certain of those who
 2 I       | obscurity in it, and of what is impossible in some cases, or unreasonable,
 3 I       |       others were in the letter impossible~ or absurd, but were intended~
 4 I       |     introducing what is utterly impossible, sometimes what is possible
 5 I       |      And elsewhere we have even impossible commands, for readers of
 6 I       |        unreasonable, and others impossible. The prohibition of kites,75
 7 I       |         If you wish to see some impossible enactments, let us consider
 8 I       |       are even unreasonable and impossible; and further, that certain
 9 I       |   happens to be unreasonable or impossible; or that what is recorded
10 I       |      sense of what is literally impossible. Since, then, as will be
11 I       |       the literal connection is impossible, while the main connection
12 I       |      the main connection is not impossible but even true, we must strive
13 I       |       connects things literally impossible with such things as are
14 I       |      things as are not only not impossible, but are historically true,
15 I       |   meaning is often proved to be impossible. The cautious reader must
16 XIV     |      characteristics. Tor it is impossible that a body having more
17 XIV     |        difficult, and sometimes impossible. Suppose some one to assert
18 XIV     |   mainly on the ground that the impossible story of a certain Achilles
19 XVIII   |       not that it was otherwise impossible to attain His object, but
20 XIX     |     qualities, why should it be impossible for the flesh of Jesus to
21 XX      |         and they see that it is impossible for a nature created in
22 XXIII   |    necessitated, and it will be impossible for his conduct to be other
23 XXIII   |         certainly be, and it is impossible that the event can be otherwise."
24 XXIII   |    commanded him to do what was impossible; but the begetting was possible,
25 XXIII   | previous events. For if this is impossible, even supposing that they
26 XXIII   |         good fortune. For it is impossible that at any man's nativity,
27 XXIV    |     their separation; for it is impossible to arrive at any idea of
28 Index   |         of Moses, some commands impossible and unreasonable, 17, 19.~