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 1 I    |        severed as it were. They regard it as an art of quenching
 2 II   |  enjoins and what He forbids in regard to the administration of
 3 VIII |        To follow out my plan in regard to places: the circus is
 4 IX   |       Greeks called Hippius. In regard to the team, they have consecrated
 5 XV   |       then, as we have said, in regard to that principal argument,
 6 XVII |         duty is plain enough in regard to those spectacles, which
 7 XVIII|          certainly you will not regard with approval those efforts
 8 XIX  | aversion with which they should regard this sort of exhibition;
 9 XXIII|      make Christ a liar. And in regard to the wearing of masks,
10 XXIV |      can you possibly retain in regard to a man who does that?