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 1 PreGreek|       which is due to truth. And consider how absurd this would be;
 2 I       |    impossible enactments, let us consider that the goat-stag is a
 3 I       |     buyeth that field."107Let us consider then whether the obvious
 4 II      |        not learned." For we must consider these things to be spoken
 5 V       |          is, and then pass on to consider the meaning of "the many
 6 V       |       from the Divine Scripture, consider whether my most striking
 7 VIII    |       the house of On. But if we consider other passages we shall
 8 IX      |         therefore in every place consider with the utmost care first
 9 XIV     |          this reasoning, let him consider whether a problem in ethics,
10 XIV     |          rational creatures. And consider whether Plato and the wise
11 XIV     |  transfigured face of Jesus. And consider whether the Gospels do not
12 XIX     |         of this. ~2. But we must consider what Celsus says next. Amongst
13 XX      |        allow that man is able to consider the details of everything,
14 XXI     |       destroy Free Will, and may consider the way to explain them.
15 XXI     |       both just and good, let us consider how the good and just God
16 XXI     |    himself shall be exalted." 472Consider, further, that for this
17 XXI     |   account of the resemblances to consider all as the Scriptures of
18 XXII    |         have opposite laws. Now, consider whether these arguments
19 XXII    |         on the established laws, consider whether it does not follow
20 XXIII   |          the other Apostles. And consider whether this is not shown
21 XXIII   |       with regard to the future, consider whether we can thus explain
22 XXIII   |         name in all the earth,578consider what a marvellous manifestation
23 XXIII   |       come to pass. ~I answered, consider with me, father, what the
24 XXIV    | hesitation use such means as you consider best for the discovery of
25 XXIV    |       one nor the other of them. Consider further, that if you imagine
26 XXVI    |       whether what our opponents consider good things, were the lot
27 XXVII   |       goodness, I would have you consider whether Pharaoh, inasmuch
28 XXVII   |        spoken, I would have them consider whether God does not blame