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 1 I    |   whole human race, and the teachers would desire that what they
 2 I    |  observed; 79and the Jewish teachers have accordingly gone very
 3 XVIII|    He tells us that certain teachers who will neither give nor
 4 XVIII| shall save thee"; and these teachers, he adds, maintain that "
 5 XVIII|    Celsus is welcome to the teachers of fabulous conflagrations
 6 XVIII|    on the authority of such teachers suppose that he himself
 7 XVIII|   also how the Word without teachers prevails over those who
 8 XVIII| another falsehood that "the teachers of the Divine Word wish
 9 XVIII|  with him, finds fault with teachers who follow the course which
10 XVIII|  and listens. But Christian teachers, so far as they can, first
11 XVIII|     dead. But our Christian teachers lament as dead, inasmuch
12 XVIII|   is important, whether the teachers of philosophy do not invite
13 XIX  |     for example the sort of teachers they have, and whether they
14 XIX  | Jesus wished to employ such teachers of His doctrines, that there
15 XX   |   Divine? According to such teachers as these, we must believe