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 1    II,       IX     |      of name. Thus if any one calls the Creator good, and also
 2    II,        X     | affected by the demon, and so calls them a "faithless generation,"
 3    II,       XX     |   part of it. If then S. Paul calls the fleshly side, which
 4   III,       IX     |       pass away. Note that He calls it a "cup" and not "suffering";
 5   III,       VI     |  sailing on the pond. Then he calls it a sea, and not merely
 6   III,  XXXVIII     |     yet remain a Jew. When he calls himself a Jew, he honours
 7   III,  XXXVIII     |       his countrymen; when he calls himself a Roman, he proclaims
 8   III,    XXXII     |      hold of these things, he calls in the law as a supporter
 9    IV,      XXI     |      not great, whether a man calls them gods or angels, since
10    IV          (310)|     And although his opponent calls it "the resurrection of