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 1  5|    religious men. Why should I speak of tempests, various and
 2  9|       would intelligent report speak of things so great and various,
 3  9|       it is well known all men speak of it everywhere; even the
 4 10|      images? Why do they never speak openly, never congregate
 5 16| Octavius began: "I will indeed speak as I shall be able to the
 6 17|  regular courses. Why should I speak of the aptly ordered peaks
 7 17|     plains? Wherefore should I speak of the multiform protection
 8 18|      beyond estimation. I will speak out in what manner I feel.
 9 18|        Christian? And they who speak of Jupiter as the chief,
10 19|         does not he especially speak of nature, which is the
11 19|  discovered Him, impossible to speak of in public. The same almost
12 19|     ours. For we both know and speak of a God who is parent of
13 19|       parent of all, and never speak of Him in public unless
14 21|      Dindymus--I am ashamed to speak of it--who could not entice
15 22|      thunderbolt. Why should I speak of the detected adultery
16 22|       and Thallus and Diodorus speak the same thing. This Saturn
17 27|     worship, overcome by pain, speak out what they are; and assuredly
18 32|    which you are enlivened and speak? But, moreover, it is said
19 36|       desires more. Yet I will speak according as I feel. No
20 38|      but in our mind we do not speak meat things, but we live