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 1  II,  82 |       them the advantage in the opinion of the hearers, such favour
 2  II,  82 |       men. We must judge by the opinion of the majority of mankind.
 3  II,  82 |      head, without a favourable opinion of his ability. The imagination
 4  II,  139|         a beater is not of this opinion.~They imagine that, if they
 5  II,  139|        to extreme perils, in my opinion as foolishly, in order to
 6  II,  156|      prefer death to war.~Every opinion may be held preferable to
 7 III,  194|         thoroughly whether this opinion is one of those which people
 8 III,  218|    approve of not examining the opinion of Copernicus; but this...!
 9   V,  303| sovereign of the world, and not opinion. But opinion makes use of
10   V,  303|     world, and not opinion. But opinion makes use of might. It is
11   V,  303|          It is might that makes opinion. Gentleness is beautiful
12   V,  303|  Gentleness is beautiful in our opinion. Why? Because he who will
13   V,  311|       The government founded on opinion and imagination reigns for
14   V,  311|      might lasts for ever. Thus opinion is the queen of the world,
15   V,  328|        so we have destroyed the opinion which destroyed that of
16  VI,  375|     changed, I would confirm my opinion.~The sceptic Arcesilaus,
17 XII,  776|         in communi. (Such is my opinion.)~
18 XIV,  856|          if there were only one opinion in this Church. But in order
19 XIV,  861|        order to know whether an opinion is a Father's...~
20 XIV,  877|    itself obeyed. Yet it is the opinion of the least able.~If men