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1 Intro,  4|       from Books i to viii, in order to form a single collection
2 Intro,  7|      mighty. They regulate the order of nature and vanquish the
3 Intro,  7|     divinities of the tutelary order, guardians watching over
4 Intro,  8|    language. Thus the wheel of order with twelve spokes, revolving
5 Intro,  9|   clothed in poetry of no mean order.~
6   6      |      nature, who upholds moral order, and whose character displays
7  15      |    upholders and cherishers of order. They are barriers against
8  18      | upholder of physical and moral order. He is a great lord of the
9  20      |        include all the gods in order that none should be left