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 1  7|   the offended Jupiter, on account of the dream of a man of
 2 19|    Ah! a higher and nobler account of water and spirit than
 3 19|  declares is difficult, on account of His excessive and incredible
 4 20|  AND INVENTORS OF ARTS, ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR REMARKABLE DEEDS,
 5 21|    these facts with me. On account of the merits of their virtue
 6 21|    a god of the eunuch. On account of this story, the Galli
 7 26|  lost their armies on this account, because they did not judge
 8 26|    betrayed by his wife on account of a bracelet. The blind
 9 29| MAN FASTENED TO A CROSS ON ACCOUNT OF HIS CRIMES IS WORSHIPPED
10 35|    unless he is accused on account of his religion, or a deserter. ~