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 1       I, XXXVI(60)|      ventriloquism, this being regarded as a form of demoniacal
 2      II, I        |        the public expense were regarded as by no means comparable
 3      II, V        |       to an edict of the king, regarded as criminals, and there
 4      II, XIV      |    Egyptians and Apis, who was regarded by them as a god; a thing
 5      II, XV       |        victory on his part was regarded as principally depending
 6      II, XVI      |        it away with her. Being regarded as simply going out of the
 7      II, XXI      |       doubt, those of them who regarded nothing as sacred, easily
 8      II, XXVIII   |     that all good men are ever regarded by the wicked as casting
 9      II, XXXVI    | judgment of our friends, he is regarded as a heretic. However, even
10      II, XXXIX    |     while his mistake might be regarded as excusable, because being
11      II, XL       |      and the Synod of Nice was regarded as having been held at his
12      II, XLIX     |  resisted it, or, if they were regarded as themselves suspicious