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 1       5, III |     eager to learn. Nor did I consider the dish as much as I did
 2       5, XIV |        now that I was able to consider and compare such things
 3       6, XVI |     can see. Nor did I, alas, consider the reason why I found delight
 4       6, VI  |       my darkness, I began to consider other implications involved
 5       8, II  |      serve that people should consider and dispute about my conversion
 6       8, XII |      silenced. For we did not consider it fitting to celebrate
 7       9, XIV |   tasted. It is ridiculous to consider this an analogy; yet they
 8       9, XXV |       abode in it, but I must consider further in what part of
 9      10, II  |       me drink from thee and “consider the wondrous things out
10      10, XIII|      do it, let him awake and consider that he wonders at illusions.
11      10, XXX |        Grant them, O Lord, to consider well what they are saying;
12      11, IV  |      Therefore, why may I not consider the formlessness of matter -
13      12, XI  |     could wish that men would consider three things which are within
14      12, XXIV|      many different ways. For consider this single example - the
15      12, XXIV| multiply.633~37. If, then, we consider the nature of things, in