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 1    I, 2   |        all concubinage with the race of man.~
 2    I, 8   |    indeed said to be the "third race" of men. What, a dog-faced
 3    I, 8   |       of men. What, a dog-faced race? Or broadly shadow-footed?
 4    I, 8   |        the first and the second race, that so we may know something
 5    I, 8   |       be the first of the human race. But it will not be out
 6    I, 8   |     Phrygians were the earliest race, it does not follow that
 7    I, 8   |         whom you call the third race should obtain the first
 8    I, 8   |       you say we are the latest race, and then specifically call
 9    I, 8   |         who belong to the third race are so monstrous, what must
10    I, 16  | passions which allure the whole race of men to incest! If there
11    I, 20  |        You too have your "third race;" not indeed third in the
12    I, 20  |     religious rite, but a third race in sex, and, made up as
13   II, 5   |         and injury of the human race? For you cannot pretend
14   II, 12  | considering the origin of their race. For the origin characterizes
15   II, 12  |      had overwhelmed the former race, reigned Saturn, and Titan,
16   II, 15  |         every part of the human race, and in every nation, where
17  app, frag|         has fallen on the Roman race, that they call their enemy