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 1    I, 10  |        practised against your humbler deities; as it is, the case is only
 2    I, 10  |            that you treat your public deities with still greater indignity
 3    I, 12  |            with religious ceremony as deities; and they are the more august
 4   II, 4   |             compared with those false deities which are cognizable to
 5   II, 7   |       selecting and multiplying their deities? Shall attendants on kings
 6   II, 9   |             superstition. Their other deities we arrange in two classes:
 7   II, 12  |                     XII. THE ORIGINAL DEITIES WERE HUMAN WITH SOME VERY
 8   II, 15  | UNSATISFACTORY. OTHER NATIONS REQUIRE DEITIES QUITE AS MUCH.~It would
 9   II, 15  |                I pass silently by the deities called Forculus from doors,
10   II, 15  |            your neighbours as tutelar deities of their street doors. There
11  app, frag|              thanks. They call those (deities), then, by human names,