On the subject of dissimulation Cardan writes: "Assuevi vultum in contrarium semper efformare; ideo simulare possum, dissimulare nescio.
This is quite wrong; "Cum in quaestionibus fidei tutius sit sistere et definitionem differre, quam temere progredi, ideo conditio dissentientium favorabilior esse debet, et ipsis prioritas in dandis suffragiis excedenda esset.
Eos vero Ecclesia pro sacris parts, as they are enumerated in et canonicis habet, non ideo the decree of the same council, quod sola humana industria and are had in the old Vulgate concinnati, sua deinde Latin edition.
This is what St. Paul says in his Epistle to the Romans: Ideo et tributa præstatis, &c.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ideo" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
