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 1 Intro|        overspread the Alexandrian world. He was not an enthusiast
 2 Intro|      which rarely happens in this world. And now I must beg you
 3 Intro|          for an expression of the world around him, the conception
 4 Intro|         and noblest things in the world are not easily severed from
 5 Intro|           warring elements of the world, the enthusiasm for knowledge
 6 Intro|         of a mind dwelling in the world of ideas. When Pausanias
 7 Intro|           of Socrates—to whom the world is summed up in the words ‘
 8 Intro|           a deep insight into the world:—that in speaking of holy
 9 Intro|            that the loves of this world are an indistinct anticipation
10 Intro|       existed side by side in the world and in man to an extent
11 Intro|      against a person of whom the world, or a section of it, is
12 Intro|        that every religion in the world has used words or practised
13 Intro|          is no break between this world and another; and we rise
14 Intro|     absolute; not bounded by this world, or in or out of this world,
15 Intro|       world, or in or out of this world, but an aspect of the divine,
16 Intro|           from the eternal in the world or in God. He is willing
17 Text |           I was running about the world, fancying myself to be well
18 Text |           they would overcome the world. For what lover would not
19 Text |       encouragement which all the world gives to the lover; neither
20 Text |       prevails in our part of the world. From this point of view
21 Text |       shall teach the rest of the world what I am teaching you.
22 Text |           after your death in the world below still be one departed
23 Text |      which rarely happens in this world at present. I am serious,
24 Text |         nothing to say, after the world of things which have been
25 Text | barbarians, who have given to the world many noble works, and have
26 Text |          as you, than of what the world, who are mostly fools, would