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1 XVIII |      interpreters-men whom the philosopher Menedemus, the well-known
2 XXXIX |  wisdom, of Roman gravity--the philosopher and the censor playing pimps!
3 XLVI  |  imperilled? For who compels a philosopher to sacrifice or take an
4 XLVI  |       Christians. This name of philosopher has no power to put demons
5 XLVI  |  between the Christian and the philosopher? between the disciple of
6 XLVIII|      XLVIII.~Come now, if some philosopher affirms, as Laberius holds,
7 L     | himself." O magnanimity of the philosopher, who even in such an end