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 1 IV   |       though they condemn. Why speak we of them as unjust? nay,
 2 IX   |     everything. But now let me speak of matters which are more
 3 X    |       spring. For who does not speak of heaven and earth as father
 4 XIX  |      of events, nay (I think I speak still within the mark),
 5 XIX  |    heard of a certain Moses, I speak first of him: he is as far
 6 XXII |      cure. What need, then, to speak of their other artifices,
 7 XXIII|       wicked spirit, bidden to speak by a follower of Christ,
 8 XXIII|       to them, then, when they speak the truth about themselves.
 9 XXV  |     been led thus naturally to speak of the Romans, I shall not
10 XXXVI|        wish ill, to do ill, to speak ill, to think ill of all
11 XLVII|       and inactive, and, so to speak, a nobody in human things.
12 XLVII| regions of the dead. And if we speak of Paradise, the place of