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 1     I|           is said doctor, in Greek, philosopher, and in Latin, wise, whereof
 2     I|            Moses, which was a great philosopher, rehearseth that every circle,
 3     I|            Moses, which was a great philosopher; if it be truth or no God
 4    II|          another day that Crato the philosopher made a great assembly of
 5    II|           by, and said to Crato the philosopher: This manner for to despise
 6    IV|            is read that there was a philosopher having devotion to Nazarien
 7    IV|             Athens, and was first a philosopher, and after, was disciple
 8     V|            reputed for a sufficient philosopher and a right noble doctor,
 9     V|            opinion of Cornelius the philosopher, which putteth that the
10     V|          when he was a paynim and a philosopher, with Alipius his friend,
11     V|        words, remembering a certain philosopher to whom his friends had
12     V|          poet sang and made, or the philosopher thought, it is all closed
13     V|          that Denis was a sovereign philosopher he was named Ionicus. And
14     V|             which was a right great philosopher. And forasmuch as the plant
15    VI|            in effect, for after the philosopher, man engendereth man, and
16    VI|        study and became a sovereign philosopher, and desired and enquired
17    VI|          say, Clement was the first philosopher that mocked him and despised
18    VI|            the heart of Clement the philosopher, in such wise that he was
19   VII| Cryspobachia, and was a right great philosopher, which laboured strongly
20   VII|           not worthy to be called a philosopher which publicly affirmeth