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 1 XVI  |          you never find different sects in any department of thought
 2 XVI  |       admitted, there are several sects 301among the Greeks, and
 3 XVI  |  incredible number of philosophic sects of more or less distinction.
 4 XVI  |           pretext for the rise of sects, through the varied interpretation
 5 XVI  |       matter of grave importance, sects of necessity arose, and
 6 XVI  |          to be Divine utterances, sects sprang up bearing the names
 7 XVI  |          because of its different sects; nor would a man of proper
 8 XVI  |         proper aims make the many sects of philosophy a pretext
 9 XVI  |          on account of the Jewish sects. 2. If all this hangs together,
10 XVI  |           similar apology for the sects of Christianity? What Paul
11 XVI  |   marvellous: "There must be also sects among you, that they which
12 XVI  |        practice of many different sects, and having fairly considered
13 XVI  |        who carefully examines the sects of Judaism and Christianity
14 XVI  |        the Word on account of our sects would also blame the teaching
15 XVI  |           acquainted with certain sects which do not even share
16 XVI  |          have already said, rival sects may be found, and so it
17 XVIII| philosophers and of the different sects, and by learning how some