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 1 IX    |  parricide and homicide--I shall turn to the people generally.
 2 IX    |          only lick up what is to turn into blood? They make meals,
 3 XI    |          is able to make gods, I turn back to an examination of
 4 XI    |      never deified them. But you turn to another reason, telling
 5 XV    |         and stories, doing their turn for the wretched criminals,
 6 XVI   |          from our being known to turn to the east in prayer. But
 7 XVI   | thoroughly cleared ourselves, we turn now to an exhibi-ition of
 8 XXXIII|    falsehood; or that I dare not turn him into ridicule; or that
 9 XXXV  |        from street to street, to turn the city into one great
10 XXXV  |         for Caesar, for his sake turn aside from them? Shall piety
11 XL    |         but touch them, and they turn to ashes. Nor had Tuscia
12 XLVI  |        the virtue of chastity, I turn to a part of the sentence