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 1 I    |          to the Corinthians as an example of the higher "soul" interpretation. "
 2 I    |          root of things, and, for example, search for the meaning
 3 IX   |           parts of Scripture; for example, "Say not ye, There are
 4 XIV  |          the names. Prudence, for example, they say is a name with
 5 XIV  |           distinctions. Take, for example, the word world. Through
 6 XVIII|           only taught, but was an example of a well-regulated life,
 7 XIX  |         accounts for much, as for example the sort of teachers they
 8 XX   |        fashioning them, to set an example in irrational creatures
 9 XXI  |         portable things only, for example, wood and stones, and all
10 XXII |    carcase, head or shoulder, for example, that they may not transgress
11 XXIII|         concerning Christ, as for example that Bethlehem should be
12 XXIII|        division of the hours? For example, who could know that such
13 XXIII|         we may know them, as, for example, the story of the Creation,
14 XXIV | departments. Take architects, for example. They do not build cities
15 XXIV |      substances, I agree; as, for example, the murderer, inasmuch
16 XXIV |           than themselves; as for example, white is not the opposite
17 XXVI |          who transgress them; for example, that health is a blessing,
18 XXVI |         call things external. For example, in Job we read, "If we
19 XXVII|          of these statements. For example, we read that remedies more