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 1 PreGreek|   profane insertions, apparently supposing that the more simple-minded
 2 I       |        they do not know. Anyway, supposing a man to be perplexed about
 3 V       |     other. To justify any one in supposing that the word refers to
 4 XI      |          the whole pasture. Even supposing that some water has been
 5 XIV     |       earthly and human affairs. Supposing the "world" to be literally
 6 XVIII   |        Is there any absurdity in supposing that, having once become
 7 XIX     |         body, is a god, and with supposing that herein we show our
 8 XX      |        with the rest of mankind. Supposing, however, that the ants
 9 XX      |       the rules of science. Even supposing that eagles do find and
10 XX      |     temple of the Sun. Now, even supposing what is here related to
11 XXIII   |         matter with caution, and supposing events to be ruled by necessity,
12 XXIII   |         this is impossible, even supposing that they discover the truth
13 XXIII   |      heavens and the stars. Even supposing that inferior energies,
14 XXIII   |        there is no necessity for supposing that they effect the results
15 XXIV    |         weigh the arguments. For supposing one of two disputants to
16 XXV     |              and so on. But even supposing that the words "Separated
17 XXVI    |         says that a man is good, supposing him to hear the sentence, "
18 XXVI    |         health in view. And even supposing that regarded as remedies
19 XXVI    |         there is no absurdity in supposing in such cases that what
20 XXVII   | righteousness from goodness, and supposing that it is possible for
21 XXVII   |         of natural constitution, supposing some persons to have been