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1 II  |   and that of primal purity, just because there is a vast
2 III | predicted beforehand of that just man, that he took no part
3 V   |     still I suppose reckoned just and righteous by the Romans
4 VI  |      to the dead, it will be just as lawful to offer it to
5 XIV |    pleasure. But the show is just a sort of pleasure. I think,
6 XX  |   reasoning of persons, who, just because they decline to
7 XXII| inconsistencies as these are just such as we might expect
8 XXX |      What the kingdom of the just thereafter! What the city