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 1    I, 8 |      are indeed said to be the "third race" of men. What, a dog-faced
 2    I, 8 |         know something of this "third." Psammetichus thought that
 3    I, 8 |     that the Christians are the third. For how many other nations
 4    I, 8 |         those whom you call the third race should obtain the first
 5    I, 8 |        specifically call us the third. But it is in respect of
 6    I, 8 |       we are supposed to be the third; the series being the Romans,
 7    I, 8 |       if they who belong to the third race are so monstrous, what
 8    I, 12|         kernel? Because, as the third stage is attributable to
 9    I, 12|     manner to the first, so the third will have to be referred
10    I, 20| indignation. You too have your "third race;" not indeed third
11    I, 20|         third race;" not indeed third in the way of religious
12    I, 20|        of religious rite, but a third race in sex, and, made up
13   II, 1 |        burden of the poets; the third, the gentile class, which
14   II, 9 |      admire the Romans for that third set of the gods of their
15   II, 10|    solicited by a young man--"a third Hercules," so to speak.