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1 II   |     fraud, and injustice? I think not; for if God, as the
2 IV   |            IV.~Lest any one think that we are dealing in mere
3 IX   |  chariot at Rome, he too, I think, has a place given him among
4 XIII |            XIII.~We have, I think, faithfully carried out
5 XIII |     of dead men or (as they think) of gods. On this account,
6 XIV  |  just a sort of pleasure. I think, then, that under the general
7 XVI  | what is really thrown. They think it a "signal cloth," but
8 XXIII|    of pleasure, lead him to think that people such as these
9 XXVII|    you are a Christian; but think how it fares with you in