Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  2|    without the contrary?~TANS. Certainly not; as without the opposite
 2   1,  3|       which is the body?~TANS. Certainly it was not understood according
 3   1,  4|         If not for itself, yet certainly for some~other reason, it
 4   1,  5|     whom this god is not. Most certainly there is a god in every
 5   2,  1|  customs and, of works, we may certainly expect to return to the
 6   2,  1|   heaven above the ether?~MAR. Certainly not! but by plunging into
 7   2,  1| perhaps not one knows Him, and certainly many, and more than many,
 8   2,  1| becomes present to him, and is certainly worse than whatsoever may
 9   2,  3|       any.~LIC. There are some certainly and full of sap. Listen.~
10   2,  4|      about his blindness.~SEV. Certainly not. But one says, voluntarily
11   2,  4|     himself admits, he aspires certainly higher, than he is able
12   2,  4| peoples and vulgar sects.~MIN. Certainly no one truly loves the truth
13   2,  4|      apprehension of the same. Certainly I do not deny that it requires