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 1    I, 3 |           be amenable to, I for my part think, that not even a complaint
 2    I, 5 |            not even of the greater part of us. It must happen even
 3    I, 5 |        obvious in so conspicuous a part, only serves to show purity
 4    I, 6 |          like consideration on the part of those who put the laws
 5    I, 7 |  proceedings in which they take no part. The first step of the process
 6    I, 10|     contempt (of the gods), on the part both of those who practise
 7    I, 12|          in an erect position is a part of a cross, and indeed the
 8    I, 16| Macedonians, "you have played your part well enough; but either
 9   II, 1 |           Now this is the material part of human error, owing to
10   II, 1 |        which things have had their part in consolidating that spurious
11   II, 4 |            in your power from that part which you have not seen
12   II, 9 |           worthless. Now we on our part allow that the Romans had
13   II, 15|      preside, come about, in every part of the human race, and in