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maniqueo 1
The Jew replied, with solemn air, I said the Manichaean's prayer.
2
Some of it does indeed appear Manichaean.
3
The Good Wife avoids this Manichaean trap.
4
It was exciting, this Manichaean city, this conjunction of evil and good, animal stupidity and godlike intellect.
5
She sipped at her gin, put the glass down, and said quietly, In a way, he's a Manichaean.
1
South America would make him a sceptic, and Java a decided Manichean.
2
In this last particular, the tendency of the Fourieristic morality is quite Manichean.
3
Still, he found great difficulty in getting free of all his Manichean prejudices.
4
As a Manichean he occasioned great anxiety to his mother Monica.
5
The war was undertaken on false pretences and driven by Manichean impulses and imperial hubris.
1
The problem of Evil remained inexplicable for him, apart from Manichee teachings.
2
He felt far more inclined to embrace the faith of the Manichee!
3
It would have been a spell to exorcise the Manichee, methinks.
4
And he offered his own example, for he, too, had been a Manichee.
5
Besides certain Manichee elements it denied the deity of Jesus and abjured Mariolatry and the sacraments
6
In this matter of finding work, his host and his Manichee friends had done him some very good turns.
7
To make matters worse, the Manichee Bishop of Rome made a bad impression on him from the very outset.
8
At Rome he had listened to the disparaging by pagans and his Manichee friends of the popes and their clergy.