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 1 IX   |      moral notions common to mankind, and in Scripture language "
 2 XIV  |   what object connected with mankind, they have left for those
 3 XIV  |  which reaches the masses of mankind, adapts itself to their
 4 XVII |            He Who to benefit mankind sent down such and such
 5 XVIII|      admits the blessings of mankind. And there are some who
 6 XVIII| present this doctrine to all mankind, in the face of great dangers
 7 XVIII|    because He wished to show mankind His wondrous skill in healing
 8 XVIII|   has at all events profited mankind. 11. Jesus, teaching His
 9 XIX  |    original moral notions of mankind. In answer also to those
10 XIX  |    but how the causes affect mankind is not easy to explain.
11 XX   |      6. Then, in defiance of mankind, who perceive their own
12 XX   |      of us Christians but of mankind generally, Celsus proceeds
13 XX   |      common with the rest of mankind. Supposing, however, that
14 XX   |    by the general consent of mankind are not irrational? Nor
15 XX   |    Egyptians and the rest of mankind to be connected with divination,
16 Index|    bees, 119 f.; patterns to mankind, 120; their irrational natures
17 Index| Deucalion, 90.~Dispersion of mankind, 163 f.~Dositheus, 20. ~