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 1 I    |        the style, and thus either forsake the doctrinal part because
 2 XIV  |           lived a good life, they forsake the greatness of the things
 3 XVIII|         we teach those who cannot forsake everything else and investigate
 4 XVIII|       they come, for instance, to forsake the others and adopt Stoicism:
 5 XVIII|        wine which I have mingled. Forsake folly that ye may live,
 6 XX   |         rational creatures should forsake the oracles of demons and
 7 XXII | observance of Jewish laws and not forsake them, inasmuch as he would
 8 XXII |     guilty of profanity if he did forsake them; for he says, "It is
 9 XXVI |    incurable lockjaw 631those who forsake godliness. ~3. And they
10 XXVII|            says, "If his children forsake my law, and walk not in
11 XXVII|        with adversity he doth not forsake his own people." 683If the