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 1 I   |   enjoyment of pleasures so great, to die for God! It is not
 2 II  |    time laid hands upon the great corrupter, ought neither
 3 V   |    to this effect: "Consus, great in counsel, Mars, in battle
 4 VI  |     bearing the name of the great Mother and Apollo of Ceres
 5 VII |   to the inhabitants of the great city in which the demon
 6 VIII| altars to these three gods--Great, Mighty, Victorious. They
 7 X   |    they did, that there was great danger of their leading
 8 X   |      Accordingly Pompey the Great, less only than his theatre,
 9 XXX |    shall be consumed in one great flame! How vast a spectacle
10 XXX |    the lowest darkness with great Jove himself, and those,