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 1     Int        | extraordinarily candid and plain report of his Plotinian ecstasy,
 2       6, VI    |        who knew him, was able to report.~9. Upon hearing and believing
 3       6, XVII  |          which the bodily senses report outward things - and this
 4       8, X(297)|                         Cf. this report of a "Christian ecstasy"
 5       9, VI    |         messengers of the senses report the answers of heaven and
 6       9, VI    |        evidence which the senses report. But man can interrogate
 7       9, X     |      never touched it, I gave no report about it.”~Whence and how
 8       9, XL    |   accepting some things upon the report of my senses and questioning
 9      10, V     |       what he proposes to do and report back to his mind what has
10      10, XXVII |          ones. I affirm this and report it, and common sense perceives