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 1    I, 9 |       earth been in commotion, if death has made its devastations,
 2    I, 10|     condemnation, and even put to death his accusers. By this conduct
 3    I, 10|            The Sun mourns for the death of his son by a lightning-flash
 4    I, 10|        lifeless, or only feigning death. Who now can investigate
 5    I, 15|         rid of them by the slower death of drowning. If, however,
 6    I, 18|          AN OBSTINATE CONTEMPT OF DEATH. INSTANCES OF THE SAME ARE
 7    I, 18|          obduracy and contempt of death. But (you are inconsistent
 8    I, 18|        her own (to accomplish her death); the Carthaginian woman,
 9    I, 18|         going through fire to her death. Then, again, a woman of
10    I, 18|         through their contempt of death produced stories of heroism
11    I, 18| gladiators, (nor) through fear of death do you enrol your names
12    I, 18|          ordinary woman makes her death famous by wild beasts, it
13    I, 19|          amounts to a contempt of death. Ridicule, therefore, as
14   II, 7 |         men into gods after their death, do you not admit that before
15   II, 7 |         you not admit that before death the said gods were merely
16   II, 10|           and by, just before her death, she bequeathed to the Roman
17   II, 11|        NAY, EVEN BEFORE BIRTH, TO DEATH. MUCH INDELICACY IN THIS
18   II, 12|        men, must also admit their death; they who allow their mortality
19   II, 13|           became gods after their death. Here, then, I take my stand.
20   II, 13|         of themselves after their death, pray tell me why they chose
21   II, 14|      rather to die the unhonoured death which awaited him, arrayed
22   II, 14|         bring the living to their death, rather than the dead to
23   II, 14|         the cause of his father's death?~
24   II, 15|           there is the goddess of death herself. To pass hastily