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1 15|  unless I am mistaken, I have brought forward for the common advantage,
2 19|      opinion but they are all brought back to the one fact of
3 20|   WITH ITS OWN FABLES, IT HAS BROUGHT IN RIDICULOUS TRADITIONS.
4 22| affairs and doings of men: he brought them together in contest;
5 28| wasted away when the truth is brought to light. Thus this is the
6 36|      ACTION: HIS BIRTH IS NOT BROUGHT INTO JUDGMENT. IT IS NOT
7 37| forsaken in suffering, nor is brought to an end by death. Thus
8 39|     HEARD. ~When Octavius had brought his speech to a close, for