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 1    I, 2 |     other offenders? I do not mean that you make no account
 2    I, 10|       derives all its life--I mean the worship of the gods--
 3    I, 10|    made such sport of them. I mean Homer by this description.
 4    I, 12|     through the second as the mean. We need not stay any longer
 5   II, 2 |      property. of wisdom. You mean of course, that pure and
 6   II, 3 | predicated of the elements, I mean of heaven, and of earth,
 7   II, 4 |     philosophers; of those, I mean, who persist in applying
 8   II, 8 |    also deified a man--him, I mean, whom not Egypt only, or
 9   II, 10| however, proved the winner, I mean his other hand, then he
10   II, 12|       on the one hand, do you mean Saturn to be Time, because
11   II, 12|        do you on that account mean that he was ever human.
12   II, 12|      the Sibyl; that Sibyl, I mean, who was the true prophetess