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 1 V         |    utters anything whatsoever contrary to godliness speaks much,
 2 V         |    anything as truth which is contrary to the truth even in a single
 3 XVIII     |  reason accuse them of living contrary to the teaching of Jesus;
 4 XVIII     |       practice of all that is contrary to sound doctrine? The Philosophers,
 5 XVIII     |     in handling them?" On the contrary, it is clear to any one
 6 XX        |       power, and that, on the contrary, in ants the ruling principle
 7 XXI       |  scene and solicit him to act contrary to his resolution; she is
 8 XXI       |   licentious practice. On the contrary, the same thing may happen
 9 XXI       |    opposes and incites to the contrary. And again, on the other
10 XXI       |       account this way or the contrary. ~5. That it is our business
11 XXI       |     the promises. And, on the contrary, He says to the others,
12 XXI       |      of dishonour; as, on the contrary, it is possible that although
13 XXIII     |    the necessity, and nothing contrary to their combination with
14 XXIII     |    call planets revolving the contrary way to the fixed stars,
15 XXIII     |       may commit, and, on the contrary, to what is considered upright
16 XXIII     |   with the objection that the contrary to what we say is proved
17 XXIII(587)|     it (the phrase) may mean 'contrary to its proper course,' that
18 XXIV      |       from matter, or, on the contrary, that He is united to it.
19 XXIV      |   another, or whether, on the contrary, each is united to its neighbour.
20 XXIV      | murder, and sometimes, on the contrary, we call him good because
21 XXIV      |   already existed; if, on the contrary, we say qualities, we have
22 XXVI      |      that good things and the contrary do not depend 622on our
23 XXVI      |      on. And so again, on the contrary, it is said to the ungodly, "
24 XXVI      |    evil things,637and, on the contrary, deliverance from them to