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 1 I   |      worthy of dislike, it is certainly proper to cease from an
 2 II  |     would you do if I denied? Certainly you give no ready credence
 3 VIII|     Christians, or they would certainly have looked into it for
 4 IX  |     the kind of murder, it is certainly the more cruel way to kill
 5 X   |     proved that Jupiter is as certainly a man, as from a man he
 6 XI  |       have no god-maker. Most certainly, if they could have deified
 7 XV  |     than of Christians. It is certainly among the votaries of your
 8 XVI |     unadorned. Others, again, certainly with more information and
 9 XXV |     of the world; and that so certainly divine are the beings they
10 XXV |     vain they are adored. You certainly never can believe that devotion
11 XLII| creature of His hands, though certainly we exercise restraint upon
12 XLII|       their proper places. We certainly buy no frankincense. If