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 1      IV|         which he goes out of his way to accuse us of, with the
 2      IV|   Athenian among others. In this way we shall easily appreciate
 3       V|   ANOTHER controversionalist, by way of beginning the affray,
 4      VI|         into the welkin. In this way then the mortal race of
 5    VIII|         his form. But she, in no way frightened, asked him what
 6       X|          For the Arabians have a way of understanding without
 7       X|   presage the future in the same way as oracles. And they get
 8       X|        miracle. Arid in the same way when he saw the freshly-slain
 9      XI|         worship the gods in this way and to recognize them, whether
10      XI|      testified that he was in no way better than the Epicureans
11     XII|         his disease, and in that way restored him to health :
12     XII|          of Pythagoras ; and the way moreover in which he accomplished
13     XII|          merely human, and in no way incongruous with philosophy
14    XIII|   abstinence from meat had in no way advanced their moral development,
15     XIV| interpreter, what was the king's way of life, and he asks him
16    XVII|          begin with then, on the way to the Brahmans, Philostratus
17   XVIII|       his foreknowledge ; and by way of parading the inspired
18    XXII|         on in his book, as if by way of condemning the wizardry
19    XXXV|          to regard him as in any way superior to the rest of
20   XXXIX|       his eyesight." And then by way of flattering the sovereign
21     XLI|       and the Fates. For in this way we shall finally and completely
22     XLI|      their own ? And in the same way with regard to Nero and