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 1 I        |      with good reason have been supposed to stand in the wisdom of
 2 I(84)    |        See above. The Spirit is supposed to invent some of the history
 3 II       |      house. Before each room he supposed a key to be placed, but
 4 III(137) |        Greek Bible must, it was supposed, represent 'twenty-two'
 5 III(138) |       It is noteworthy that the supposed agreement in the number
 6 IV       |          one might perhaps have supposed that it was not the truth
 7 XIV      |    Christians, not, as might be supposed, what he has borrowed from
 8 XIV      |  violent expedient of a message supposed to come from God or from
 9 XIX      |        in forms of dead matter, supposed to pictorially or symbolically
10 XX       |         some Divine thoughts is supposed to surpass other animals,
11 XXII     |         said before, we must be supposed to have a secret meaning
12 XXIII    |       beside this, many who are supposed to have embraced the Faith
13 XXIII    | instruction about these things, supposed that they from whom they
14 XXIII    |         both the events and the supposed authors. These, then, are
15 XXIII    |        fitting result, and this supposed, something is its consequence;
16 XXIII    |       by the stars, and perhaps supposed to come from them, says, "
17 XXIV(594)|        because the architect is supposed to create the skill. ~
18 XXVI     |        against sinners might be supposed to make bodily plagues and
19 XXVI     |        he maketh many rich, and supposed to have nothing, he possesses
20 Index    |         sacred assemblies, 134; supposed power of divination, 126