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 1 XIV  |         what was said there and considered to be the Word of God, the
 2 XVI  |        sects, and having fairly considered their claims, has chosen
 3 XVIII|         dangers and of what was considered a shameful death, which
 4 XVIII|    opinions which the Athenians considered impious, he left Athens
 5 XVIII|       number of persons who are considered Christians, not the most
 6 XVIII|         out of so many, who are considered to be Christians, living
 7 XVIII|         an audience of what are considered educated people, but invite
 8 XX   | classifies as unclean are those considered by the Egyptians and the
 9 XXIII|        the contrary, to what is considered upright conduct; and they
10 XXIV |   receives a name from what are considered evil things, though it is
11 XXVI |     which in the Scriptures are considered "good." For the story of
12 XXVII|         them good. And what are considered the severest terms we can