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 1    I, 4   |          the laws, and so little respect for persons, that they even
 2    I, 5   | philosophy? All bear the name in respect of their profession; but
 3    I, 6   |         be just and deserving of respect and observance, just as
 4    I, 6   |         An unjust law secures no respect. In my opinion, however,
 5    I, 8   |          the third. But it is in respect of our religion. not of
 6    I, 10  |         to repeal, especially in respect of your gods, are themselves
 7    I, 15  |         Since we are on a par in respect of the gods, it follows
 8    I, 17  |       majesty of the Caesars, in respect of which we are charged
 9   II, 6   |          sensibility, whether in respect of their position, their
10   II, 7   |          go so far as to show it respect, and to hold it as one of
11   II, conc|  religiousness and very profound respect for the gods, when that