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 1 III    |          upon the hidden from the seen than to condemn the seen
 2 III    |          seen than to condemn the seen from the hidden. ~Others
 3 V(15)  |          does not profess to have seen the letter. The lack of
 4 XV     |           gods. We have sometimes seen Atys, that god from Pessinus,
 5 XV     |          a branding iron. We have seen the brother of Jupiter dragging
 6 XVII   |     invisible, although He may be seen : He is incomprehensible
 7 XVII   |    however, which can be commonly seen, that which can be comprehended
 8 XVIII  |    libraries of Ptolemy are to be seen at this day in the Serapeum
 9 XX     |         was foretold; whatever is seen was heard of before. That
10 XXI(67)| Tertullian does not claim to have seen the record in the state
11 XXV    |         himself was nowhere to be seen. For at that time the talent