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 1 PreGreek|         forbid! Would any man of ordinary critical judgment allow
 2 I       |        sometimes fail. And every ordinary story of marriage, or childbearing,
 3 I       |      dealing with history in the ordinary sense, or not, and whether
 4 IV      |     vessels" in the sense of the ordinary, and, in Greek estimation,
 5 IV      |        was said, in spite of the ordinary language, were strong enough
 6 V       |          take the "books" in the ordinary sense. It is described even
 7 XIII    |  philosophy as may serve for the ordinary elementary instruction of
 8 XIV     |        to rule the night, in the ordinary acceptation of the words;
 9 XIV     |    prepared one way, and that no ordinary person cares for such food,
10 XIV     |          Scriptures. For even an ordinary reader soon discovers that
11 XVII    | reverence, are not applicable to ordinary created things, but to a
12 XVII    |         ineffective as any other ordinary name. Similarly, if we change
13 XVIII   |   symbolically by the masses and ordinary people. And the same applies
14 XVIII   |   convincing power? for it is no ordinary power. And who would not
15 XX      |         irrational creatures nor ordinary men, but the holiest and
16 XX      |          what he relates, not to ordinary mortals, but to "intelligent"
17 XXIII   | existence, so that not the least ordinary occurrence escapes His Divinity,
18 XXV     |       how, even in the course of ordinary events, there is nothing
19 XXVII   |          to His commands. And to ordinary believers it sounds very
20 Index   |     unfortunate," 109.~Faith, in ordinary human affairs, 89.~Fate,