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 1  IV,  260|     the rule of belief, men of ancient time would then be without
 2   V,  301|    power.~Why do we follow the ancient laws and opinions? Is it
 3  IX,  601|      admirable; it is the most ancient book in the world, and the
 4  IX,  617|   corner of the world the most ancient people in it, declaring
 5  IX,  618|   Mahomet and of China, of the ancient Romans and of the Egyptians,
 6  IX,  618|     peoples on earth, the most ancient of all, and whose histories
 7  IX,  618|      generations than the most ancient which we possess.~I find,
 8  IX,  619|         or people, is the most ancient within human knowledge,
 9  IX,  619|   governed is at once the most ancient law in the world, the most
10  IX,  619|        point out that it is so ancient that the very name of law
11  IX,  619|       judgement, that the most ancient legislators, Greek and Roman,
12  IX,  619|        all, is itself the most ancient book in the world, those
13  XI,  712|   things since I appointed the ancient people, and the things that
14  XI,  712|        hath declared this from ancient time? Who hath told it from
15  XI,  712|        the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are
16 XII,  736|      is a nation which is more ancient than every other nation.
17 XIV,  866|                    867. If the ancient Church was in error, the
18 XIV,  866| tradition from the hand of the ancient Church; and so this submission
19 XIV,  866|     and this conformity to the ancient Church prevail and correct
20 XIV,  866|       and correct all. But the ancient Church did not assume the
21 XIV,  866|        assume and consider the ancient.~